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Sept 28th 2011 (2)


When the wolf cries wolf

The pig sprouts wings

The mouse can roar

And the silence sings

Deserters have no fear

And the brave they cower

The unbreakable breaks

Where dry it will shower

When the strong become weak

And the weak grow strong

When the thin becomes thick

And the short becomes long

When the legless dance

And hearts turn black

There will no longer be a chance

To turn back

But, until then

And ever before

You will be my friend

And you, I will adore

There are so few

And yet so many

I really love you

And so any

Day you wonder

Day you wander

Day you blunder

Day you fail

Even the day when you become helpless and frail

I will love you anyways!

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