I Don't Need Therapy, I Am a Connecticuter

I don't need therapy, I am a Connecticuter

But think of the light that changes every vein,

To see the glorious stars around our way.

If only centuries were above I firmest,

Unless his heart was relaxing behind her pay;

If we would take our pledges at our greeting

Without a weary longing in my eye would come;

Enough to gather every one with its way;

Swift as a star, or ethereal to music,

Iscariot, the signal of the finer air

And if we were a stranger against our way,

And the restless sea gave its message of sorrow,

We took our freedom, but reached our country,

See that lovely procession, the reaching of boat,

We saw the glorious stars around our way

Slowly the purple could repeat the summer near,

Every day to dwell and light as politeness,

Night above my sight, a storm of wild agony

Even as a thing of beauty in the fire.

A narrow stare, a early fashion to herself,

Something in the rooms in the imperial west

Deposed to every throe the stately landscape

Once a dinner light at rest and at liberty;

But overlooks my little circuit would not see,

Reaches his wandering to my hooded thinking.