Goodbye Nachtstad !
Welcome, my bode.
Enter beyond,
Seek the fond,
Who dare to lay,
Eyes too stray,
A kindle too hard,
For who should fawn ?
Merrily ! Merrily !
We ride into the dawn,
The paths behold,
A string quite sewn,
Parrish of hope,
In we stroll:
To the centre,
We appear,
Before a crowd so clear,
An eyesight to behold,
Who could know ?
Our dear friends are old.
Perchance we lose the robe,
Duties unfold,
Our rituals go untold;
So we feast the night,
And tell the trite,
Till every last soul,
Profess their good share of odes:
A tiny crowd,
Pondered so wide,
Who could know?
But the one behind.
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