Haven
I require thee now
Thou art my only haven
The birds always bow
Even he, the obstinate raven
Ubiquitous thy limbs grow
Zephyrs circle thee to and fro
Thy children prance about
But not a hiss leaves thy mouth
Hide, I must, from the demons of day
Breathing like creations of colorful gray
Fear I hate them for their decay
Wooing pessimism into hearts of ray
World denoted by disgust
For why, seek thee, I must, I must
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