At the side of the lake, she sits eating her cake. That cake can all her thoughts easily take. I've just looked with soft eyes how she can forget what her time lies In her way to emerge in what time can her fold either when she is young or gets old.
She forgets flying time and its speed, caring not how the steep of her way can exceed, taking her to the end we all fear, but that cake blinds her eyes, and makes fear disappear.
Fearful time, why are you hard and cruel? You seem proud that we all fear your rule. You throw us such a cake, and we seem to forget Where we go and what end we will get.
Don't be callous and keep for yourself little sense; go at speed not so fast, and make fear not so dense. We are all like dumb sheep in your field. Why don't you your fast speed a bit yield?