Patience Lost
In the valleys, I reminisce
A night which I remember vividly and clear as the clouds
Paradise taught by nature and grief held by hand
Of all the travelers I have met by demand
Not by choice
I am a traveler in vain
I am like, you tell me, the sweetness
The sweetness of what you say?
In these valleys across the shining waters
I shall pray
Who are you?
Why is it my way you come?
You make the truth worthy
Pleasant to some
Acknowledge my inclusion to the ones who do
The patience lost I have found again
By the skies, I fly
The flowers that make me cry
Dreary I am not
I have spoken, I shall speak no more
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