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Music and motion Within the heart Sweet to sickly Bitter to tart A now withered rose Devoid of life Had seen her days of joy and strife A lavish king Foolish and bold Prodigious palaces And robes of pure gold Bleeding warriors Nearly dead Brand their image Within your head Successful scholars Of Oxford and Yale Otherworldly Genius Determined not to fail Life and death Death and Life Ebullient and lovely Elated and rife
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