Deepest Roots: Belief That All Is Lost Woods of Ypres

Have you ever wondered
What the world would be like without you?
If you murdered your dreams
And we buried you
The thought that was the bitter seed
The subterranean trajectory
That was thrust deep within the earth
And grew into a twisted tree

The origins of modern sadness
To obsess over life and death
While life is short and growth is slow
Patience is the task at hand
While the wait for happiness
Can be agony
An eternity in death
Can be much more easily achieved

It's the truth in true despair
Deepest roots, darkest blues
The belief that all is lost
And that nothing can be done

How sad life can be when those
Who once wanted don't want anymore
And when those who already have it can't see it for what it's worth
The frustration that as soon as you think that it is all just meaningless
You are proven wrong again
When you find meaning at the end