Simplicity
What is simplicity in its simplest form?
Can a fox befriend the fleeting sparrow?
And like snowflakes drifting soft underground
Frozen pure souls cast their eyes as arrows
To escape their wretched silver tongue
Howls and cries and claw-like fangs to tear flesh
Confess, confess! Your deceit gets men hung
Oh! To exile I am forced by stress
Begotten the tailor a crown of wine
Craft it for me, I who am lowly sin
And then, perhaps, the dispelling fox can sign
And see the fleeing sparrow as his kin
What is simplicity in its simplest form?
To all above, to all below, who mourn
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