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Was it my fault that I asked the larks  your secret whisper-name? A small mistake, I won't regret,  yet I am ashamed. They said it was Mountain Laurel  who opened the morning for song- I was happy,  half convinced They were not wrong The rain could come  or bubblegum.   I'd smiled as the flower  of our nakedness bloomed, Then withered in the bower.   Mountain Laurel Girl,  what wilts your cheek of rose? Why switch those crimson lips I kissed   with blue umbrellas? Later, confronted by nightingales,  they blamed the larks of lies-        "Moonflower is she      of the slender wrists, she,             of ocean eyes" And when I asked those dapper chaps  how sweetly she did love me They cawed a song of sunset  beset with storm, and ugly
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 1:02 AM UTC
Larks to Blame
Was it my fault that I asked the larks  your secret whisper-name? A small mistake, I won't regret,  yet I am ashamed. They said it was Mountain Laurel  who opened the morning for song- I was happy,  half convinced They were not wrong The rain could come  or bubblegum.   I'd smiled as the flower  of our nakedness bloomed, Then withered in the bower.   Mountain Laurel Girl,  what wilts your cheek of rose? Why switch those crimson lips I kissed   with blue umbrellas? Later, confronted by nightingales,  they blamed the larks of lies-        "Moonflower is she      of the slender wrists, she,             of ocean eyes" And when I asked those dapper chaps  how sweetly she did love me They cawed a song of sunset  beset with storm, and ugly
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 1:02 AM UTC
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