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Sharp Whistle


The tamed incarnation

The beauty of temptation

It tames privation

It tackles "innovation"

 

Sirens leap and stride

Keep ignorant your mind

Their songs speak magic

They allow the tragic

 

Fools are their favorite

They drown easier

Fools are their favorite

They tie their legs to rocks

 

Like angels descending upon armageddon

With bright lights hath their fury

That voice sings most true

Their white light do indeed...hath their fury

 

 

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