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Asteria


Every day Asteria tends her quail

A hundred years and she's still not frail

Generations of lonely children

They come to her sick and pale

But like magic she heals them without fail

 

Some call her a witch

A myth and a hoax

But really she's a hippie at most

 

Every night Asteria gazes up at the stars

Out here in the country an escape from the cars

A millenium without love

But from lonely she is far

Every night she looks up and picks a star

 

And as she lays to down to sleep

She weaves dreams for all the children to see

A little world happy and free

A perfect world for you and me

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