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No Savior
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When you guess the way forward
you can stay stuck,
afraid for
yourself to fall—
so stay small.
Celebrate, love,
today you made a small
step in the
right direction
and one footfall
closer to dreams.
Say yay for
today’s sun..
Don’t wait for
a savior.
Face your unknown
and jump.
Where’re you going tomorrow
stay with me a while
and play more
like a child
with stars around you.
Make a brave choice,
swim a wave, boy,
take a plunge
to fight depression.
Patience, joy,
and love are all you need.
Say yay for
today’s sun.
There’s no
savior.
Make your own love.
Say yay for
today’s sun.
Don’t wait for
a savior.
Face your unknown
and jump.
Turning back, you never left
behind the sun where I was born,
but then again, we can pretend
instead he said, “remember when
it’s in it’s in it’s in it’s in
your head head head head.”
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Monarcadia
Monarcadia is musician, intermedia artist, and poet Alaric López.
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Since 2012
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