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Timeless Embodiment


Through the hills and the forests I've stood long

 

Always passing by as the leaves go green

 

Nothing compares to but a galaxy

 

I live long to see the centuries turn

 

Where life passes by and the trees grow old

 

I live to say that I've accomplished death

 

Fought a knight and shot a troop in plain sight

 

Saw a flower bloom and watched its falling

 

Lived to see the waves rise and rise again

 

I saw myself in the mirror again

 

Before a child and later a kin

 

Now am finished seeing life as it is

 

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