Where We Bathed in the Morning Heat
Where we bathed in the morning heat
Where we lay naked of sin
Naked of reason
Clashed our heads
Clothed was the sinner
Eyes so clear
Watery
Why this man is crying?
Such green such glee
Maybe joyous
Even of these emotions
So strange
Sparkling water shines
The radiant sun above all
So dearly glances
Faces shapeless
If the Sinners did not know
Crawling the lands at
Dawn
Their hair so lustrous
Full of sin
Creeping the statues
White and pure
And casting shadows
Of deliverance
The summoning of the Queen
If the sun condemned his nature
Brilliance endures
The fall and the rise
Tangled
Broken
Not if the sparks
Flakes form heaven
Strike
Once it fell and never rose
And the darkness stared thy foe
But men who danced to the morning song
With feet so bare and lean
If the venom from above did fall
Shrouding the innocence
Aimless prayers on a platter
Served as remains to the highly queen
Bathed in the morning heat
Sight of cruelness and anguish
A captive
A prisoner of man
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