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Hush


Quiet now, the winds are speaking

Listen carefully for nothing is more wise.

It speaks of real love, the kind from within,

Not just of the humanly attractive lies.

 

You can learn a lot from them,

Lessons of life and things you need to know.

Keep your spotlight dim,

You'll need something to show.

 

Hush my dear, 

The winds have awoke.

You've made them angry,

You must not have listened when they spoke.

 

A whirlwind full of regret,

Illusions and deceit.

Always looking for the reset,

Still never admitting defeat.

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