Paul Parrish

Dialogue of Wind and Lover

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ow the moon in silver is rising
ancient priest dressed darkly surmising
human grief now in danger
lie keeping
How my love in splendor lies sleeping
silver veils will keep her from weeping
now the sheep on the hillside
are sleeping
sing a song for Mary
sing a song for Mary
children laughing on the wind
and no there to hear them in
Audrea the land, the winter of Worrow
God fear the hand that seizes the meadow
but I'll sing our song while my Mary
lies sleeping
for sweet asleep that sinks slowly seaward
out beyond the highlands and seabirds
but I'll sing my song while my Mary
lies dreaming
sing a song for Mary
sing a song for Mary
children weeping on the wind
and your Mary's there
to hear them in

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joelm On Sep 04, 2016

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