***** Miss Whint took a flight on a Saturday night ***** Miss Whint showed the world her insides If science can’t show her a number She’ll take despair to a mystical side And the world will be her child
If you can find a path to the sea I’ll call you a human being If that’s worth believing Faces articulate so cantankerously And lose any intention for their mind
While we grow, yet still coagulate Perhaps we’ll see, her cruelty’s bound to time And we’ll be fine In her broken home is where she dominates And hates her own cherry tree Who screamed immensely
***** Miss Whint, she took a flight ***** Miss Whint was despair at first sight She lost emotionality When she confided in reality
***** Miss Whint has the look of a saccharin knife ***** Miss Whint made it hard to live a life When we’re all strangers to the sun The working man’s light is the muzzle flash of a gun But we’re just having fun
She sweeps the open road with love And a diamond compartment Twisting the road-bent Indignant children are the fodder of her highway That leads to a city in the wane
While she eats the air and lives another day Deep lines accentuate her mighty wake And that’s okay The fools are left to smiles and opulence She makes them find sense in their own pretence Preaching, “there’s no end”
***** Miss Whint, she took a flight ***** Miss Whint was despair at first sight You lost emotionality When you confided in reality
If her mouth was wider when she began Maybe we could have had some fun But how could she care for what happened minutes ago? There is an open vent to useless things to sow If her eyes were brighter when we lost our lives Maybe we could be satisfied But typewriters stay their hand to the climate’s cold command And we’re left to indulge in what still stands
So, as I wrote this like a letter To a lady of vicious weather Someone then caught me and said, “Swallow those words or I’ll have your head” So I said, “This note has no point, so go count your coins”
***** Miss Whint has the look of the fourth of July ***** Miss Whint took a ruler to the human life When we’re all frightened by the sun The working man’s light is the masquerade of a gun But we’d all rather run