Growing scarred. Soft heads we have, soft arms too. All tribal ways are lost, my nomadic adventurers.
Turn around and look: all ares we have are graceless. Hold up ever part of life tare and rip it with your teeth until it's a broken bleeding feast until it lies in waste in the field make it yield. Sap it dry. Crush it up and stab and tare. Carve it's bones bare. And then we might remember why we are here. We are just visitors among the shades of green. High in the shades of green.
Brought together by sound and all of it's heart together we're bound, never to part
Taught by it's touching welt, it's welting touch and there's nothing that hurts quite so much.
Perhaps to know why we're here we'll have to leave, it might then be too late to reappear.
\"Hold you're line\", he said\" \"hold your nerve\" \"dignity\", he said; \"don't you run\", run far.
We can build a shield of our own bodies, pile them high!
Lowing. Peace shall not come for a barren hand shake, but joy can conquer if for this hour.
Stand up, be whole now, as if we know how. Put your hands high, one whisper turns into thunder.
Our ribs will open. Spew forth dimensions of sound, vibrations when you give us hope.