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Death


In the darkness wails, “Oh why, Oh, why” Only light remains at last of breath Why, oh why do you not offer death? In the empty streets hidden birds cry No hope awaits till last of breath Why, oh why do you not offer death? The mountains wail away and by Frailty stays not after final breath Why, oh why do you not offer death? And in the end I only long to die Joy awaits the end of final breath Why, oh why do you not offer death?
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