Can I imagine a future home
Which brothers and sisters could loan
And bring their blossoming born and bred?
And play and dance and keep well fed?
Could work be kind enough to bring
Dividends for me to spring
A coup to conquer the village's heart?
With smiles from all my parts?
And bring my multitudes of strings
And teach the young to strum and sing
And build a body: strong and bright
So God will keep them in his sight?
I am averse to scheduling
But sometimes love is a roof: therein
Lie memories to study and
Transform into the promised land.
Aug 19, 2018
Aug 19, 2018 at 10:41 AM UTC
Can I imagine a future home
Which brothers and sisters could loan
And bring their blossoming born and bred?
And play and dance and keep well fed?
Could work be kind enough to bring
Dividends for me to spring
A coup to conquer the village's heart?
With smiles from all my parts?
And bring my multitudes of strings
And teach the young to strum and sing
And build a body: strong and bright
So God will keep them in his sight?
I am averse to scheduling
But sometimes love is a roof: therein
Lie memories to study and
Transform into the promised land.
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