Through fields they fly all lost and worn
The weight of the world on their tired shoulders lies A prayer a wish a dream made to come true All claim a little piece of love until there is no more So they soar in search of food and light Through limpid lakes and mossy banks Distressed by hate they bleed Forever to search for peace and calm that can never be In politics they play Only to be ignored and shunned Though they try through mind and instinct and glimpses of hope Never shall they be heard by man So they search in woods Through leaves and green Two thousand years of grief they bear But mother earth she knows Her oaken arms pull them to her breast And dew drops fall as tears upon their gentle wings To sooth and heal their gossamer cape Until they awaken once again and take flight
|