If I'll go to a place which is quiet
am I looking for peace -
where the mountains don't even whisper
but I can feel their heat
waking up on sea, matressed out with a
door wide open to greet me
you retrieve me
theres a slug in my room and I can't go
to sleep
theres an ache in my head and it won't
let me be
thinking, slowly.
Sit around scarved
wanting to sing, to be heard
but not on this night
off to bed sleepy head
and then hear the ring
some-body is playing
wherever he is sitting
'are you shy or can I …'
'we can play louder on the mountain...'
no treking shoe, just walk it through
a canapy, a blanket, a sweet little
bedlet
and play and sing
voices' sweet and sharp and high
and so is his sugar cane
from matted locked,
and sunbaked ly
open up wide
and listen to the tide
and listen to the tide
and listen to the tide
and listen to the tide
and listen to the tide
and listen to the tide
and listen to the tide
he hes dogheat
and I I am dry sheet
in the meat
without a thought
wipe up with a jeep
little feet pattering
need to go to sleep
and thumble down the hill
stones fly
maybe I'll die
and hes ahead
and I am unstead-y
a bedoin had had,
before the light came back to care for
me
to make him retreat
into hut, palace for a mutt
a white horse must cover him
over limbs of asalaya
shield him to dark time
to have his stinging again and again
later.
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