Have your steps brought you home, brother? Have you seen again
The silent tomb of our father The divine shade of our mother
Have you heard her whispered pad Under the rotting beams Of once elegant archways
Gardens reclaimed by earth And stone subsumed by vine
The fields of men who lie In stupor, taking succor From ashes Unaware they have wasted To mere impressions
Crumbling mosaics and the Silent banners Of long-faded triumphs
Lacrimae mundi The world has grown old And its tears no longer deluge In youthful torrents
But crawl in procession Stately and resigned As the glory is gone It fled while we watched With crossed arms
Proud and haughty, stares upon our features
And you and I, brother, will never be gods. Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa. |
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