Mother Horse Eyes: The House of Her

[Verse 1] I woke inside a house of bone, The floor was warm, it breathed, it moaned. A woman smiled — her face was kind, But stitched from beasts I couldn’t find. [Pre-Chorus] She said, “Don’t fear, you’re part of me,” And opened walls like arteries. [Chorus] Her voice was honey, her skin was rain, Her touch erased the shape of pain. I knew my name, then it was gone — She sang, and night became her dawn. [Verse 2] The windows blinked, the shadows played, The toys were eyes that never aged. She fed us light from silver jars, And whispered, “You belong to stars.” [Bridge] We danced inside her beating heart, Each step a code, each breath — restart. She said, “Your world is far, too small. You came to me — you’re home, you all.” [Outro] Now I dream through walls of fur and wire, Her lullaby, my funeral choir. Mother, take me where I began — Not a child, not beast, not man.