cuadernos tibetanos

Verse 1 I walked into the golden hush, No sorrow there, no need to rush. The sky unfolded like a prayer, And I became the silent air. Verse 2 No gates of pearl, no trumpet sound, Just roots and stars beneath the ground. The breath I lost became the sea— And all the waves remembered me. Chorus This is not the end, but wide release, A falling leaf that lands in peace. The light at the end is not a plea, It’s not a door— The light at the end is me. Verse 3 I saw my shadow kiss the flame, And whisper back my secret name. My bones turned into willow trees, My blood, a hymn in minor keys. Bridge No fear, no grief, no time, no skin— Just everything I've ever been. A thousand lives, a single breath, I smiled inside the arms of death. Final Chorus This is not goodbye, but coming home, A starlit path I've always known. No need to beg, no need to flee— The light at the end is finally me. Outro And if you weep, let roses grow, From every tear you let me know. I am not gone—just more alive ...

Verse 1 The sky unzips its velvet skin, Spills silver thoughts in puddles thin. Umbrellas bloom like satellite wings, And time forgets the song it sings. Chorus Rain that whispers in reverse, Dripping dreams from cloud-shaped verse. Dancing clocks on rooftops spin, While teardrops tap on porcelain skin. Verse 2 Sidewalks curl like pages torn, From books the moon forgot to warn. Fish swim by in coats of steam, Echoes float where shadows dream. Bridge Mirrors fall from thunder's hand, Reflecting fields of melting sand. A chorus of forgotten trees Hums lullabies to storm-tossed seas. Chorus Rain that whispers in reverse, Dripping dreams from cloud-shaped verse. Umbra thoughts in daylight bloom, Waltzing through this paper moon. Outro And when the sky forgets to cry, We drink the silence, you and I— Raindrops trapped in mason jars, Glowing soft like fallen stars.