Bien Vista 03: Meadows
There's nothing good as merry as mellow meadows.
An airfield of gentle buzzing breeze; mine shadows --
Doth smile and racing with my fingers; the grasses --
And theirs as if hands they reach on me, wanting me --
Be embellished and coiled around me and passes --
Through me, aloft and up. The sun then smiled widely;
An audience -- fan of mine -- Who hath been following,
By virtue of his eyes -- his rays now are sparkling?
And aye! About these meadows that I've been frolic.
These wonders rarely seen by eyes, made mine eyes stick;
And that there is no breaking up about this lark,
And may these wonderful wonders remain still. For;
There's nothing good as merry as mellow meadows.
An airfield of gentle buzzing breeze; mine shadows --
Doth smile and racing with my fingers; the grasses --
And theirs as if hands they reach on me, wanting me --
Hark! Hark! Hark!
Hear! Mine! Roar!
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