I can’t steal you

The individual is frightened of the world, afraid that any impingement will be total, will be implosive, penetrative, fragmenting, and engulfing. He is afraid of letting anything of himself ‘go’, of coming out of himself, of losing himself in any experience, etc., because he will be depleted, exhausted, emptied, robbed, sucked dry.

R.D. Laing, The Divided Self, Pg 83
Hold yourself, I'm done
My arms are tired
Saw you walking backwards
Towards the fires

I'm in love with a red sky
I'm in love with a tragedy
We betray what we can't deny
'Cause I believe she needs me

Caught a flash of
Absolute perfection
Shattered light fell dark
In all directions

Traffic floats like a ballet
Far below in the distance
Just as sad as the words we'd say
It's all gone in an instant

It's just so easy it's hard
It's just so easy it's hard
Pull me closer, I can't feel you
You'll have to trust me, I can't steal you