Navigating the intricate corridors of the human psyche, „I don’t need wings” offers a profound exploration of perception, love, and existential musings. The verses weave a tapestry of contrasts, challenging the boundaries between reality and imagination, presence and absence. As you immerse yourself in its lines, the poem beckons you to question the very essence of existence and the enigmatic nature of love.

I don’t need wings

I have wings but I can’t fly

I have eyes but I am blind

I have a mouth but I can’t taste

I have a heart but no heart rates.  

I don’t have wings but I can fly

When I look above the sky

When I see you in my dreams

I can fly, I don’t need wings.  

I can see without my eyes

A shining star on the darkest sky

I see love deep in my heart

I am lost and you are far.  

I have tasted but I don’t know

Is it you or just a blow

Just a whisper in my head

Lost in seconds that just passed.  

I’m alive but also dead

It all happened in my head

All the love I have for you

I don’t know, It’s false or true?