From the sky you fell
To this humble
And earthly hell
To the water
You began to swim
Like a naiads daughter
From my lips
The worlds fall
Unbidden like a kiss
Like gentle rain
You turn into a storm
And bring much pain
I watch you roll
Across the sky
Taking toll
On earth and heaven
But as you thunder
You miss the chevon
You hunger and thirst
But you lack love
Which is worst
An angry hand
Raised to the high places
You no longer command
You fell to my home
And you cry
But you are not alone
Though you know
You will never return
You must go
Fairwell demon friend
When you find home
A postcard send
Oct 18, 2015
Oct 18, 2015 at 1:50 PM UTC
From the sky you fell
To this humble
And earthly hell
To the water
You began to swim
Like a naiads daughter
From my lips
The worlds fall
Unbidden like a kiss
Like gentle rain
You turn into a storm
And bring much pain
I watch you roll
Across the sky
Taking toll
On earth and heaven
But as you thunder
You miss the chevon
You hunger and thirst
But you lack love
Which is worst
An angry hand
Raised to the high places
You no longer command
You fell to my home
And you cry
But you are not alone
Though you know
You will never return
You must go
Fairwell demon friend
When you find home
A postcard send
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