Craig Stone Quotes

I Don't Want To Wake Up. I Can't Feel The Cold Of Life. I Can't Feel Fear In My Dreams. When Awake We Are Green And Red Bits Glowing Under A Machine, Lights Turn Off And On, And People Of Science Convince Themselves They Know What's Going On. Backs Are Patted, Hand Are Shaken. Test, Record, Collect. They Tell Us What We Already Know. We Are All Dying, Dying Slow. When Awake, There Is A Feeling Of Impending Doom, And If You Can't Feel It, Close Your Eyes, Or Open Them Further. When We're In A Box Underground, Heaven Is Finally Above Us, But It's Not In The Sky. Heaven Is The Planet We Lived On, And All Of The Angels Are People. Here, In A Dream, It's Just Me Floating In The Back Of My Mind, Among Parts We Don't Fully Understand.

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