Will-o-the-wisp
Oh, I bid thee well traveler
For as you voyage in days of yore
Be wary of those who tarry
Outside the trodden path
For once you stray
You'll never stay
As you chase the foolish fire
Over silent silver crests
And yet when the new morn comes
The foolish fires fades away
Only to sing again at eves pure light
Who would wish for a golden dawn?
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