Eden is a place where all things grow, Sometimes the moon glows where all shadows go.
Freeing the moss hands dance eagle legs, go, Show the king how to jig amongst Shivering blooming ferns.
Easily among us and shown from far to few, We live in a land where evening rises and curfews shift from view.
Great lights dance across the sky, these follow the lights among the cloud layers, the lights among the earth. I gather'd the minstrels for a time of crying, and they lamented upon birth, gave thanks to the dying, and knew from heart spilled worth.
They sang of beautiless oceans, bountiful wealths that sprang within, Gladly to be swirled to bits so that beneath then would be real.
And I could only see them play by the fire light so bright, They knew to pack their instruments and travel when came May.