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Sweet Sound


I listen to a little voice Chirping its sweet heart away Singing on its steel made stage A true performer and master Playing a profound serenade Although the tune comforts So much so even to sleep In slumber the song carries on At an abrupt end the stage is later found empty Upon inspection the performer taken a leave What a pity
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