As a youth grows,
Taller and taller,
Like The Cedars of my youth,
But also rougher and rougher.
To those who have known him from before can recognize him,
But to others he is a shadow of his former self.
There is however,
One thing,
That has ever remain the same.
With the instruments in his hands,
his eyes soften,
the creases easy bit,
The weight is lifted from his shoulders, And even a smile can be seen.
As he hears from the Allfathers of the Waves, Summoners of the sound.
May 25, 2017
May 25, 2017 at 9:27 PM UTC
As a youth grows,
Taller and taller,
Like The Cedars of my youth,
But also rougher and rougher.
To those who have known him from before can recognize him,
But to others he is a shadow of his former self.
There is however,
One thing,
That has ever remain the same.
With the instruments in his hands,
his eyes soften,
the creases easy bit,
The weight is lifted from his shoulders, And even a smile can be seen.
As he hears from the Allfathers of the Waves, Summoners of the sound.
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