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Eternity


The sea invaded the sun,

Seasons became one,

Time forgot his clock,

But his memory sung,

With her blue eyes, we saw the sky,

Fields of azure dreams,

Beneath her children weep,

Their earth shuddered with a flowering sorrow,

They plead to their mother,

"Our souls are not from this stone place.

We want to go home!"

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