A Warning for the Wishful
If you asked me my true desire
My tongue would retract and my words would expire
Because when it comes to me and wishes
I won’t deny I’m superstitious
See I'm afraid that what you ask for you'll get
But not without more than you request
And much regret follows unwelcome surprises
Knowing greed is the source from which misfortune arises
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