The Woman of The Wind
When the sun begins to set
And the mist begins to rise
She wanders through the hills
No man is but the wise
To her, her screams are howling
Longing, for her babe
To us the winds are howling
No longer as sharp as the blade
It has been at least a hundred years
Since last we heard her speak
Since cars, and trucks, and trains have poured
New sounds in our streets
A mother's cry is no longer heard
Her sorrow is but a pecking bird
Just another nighttime sound
We will use our headphones to drown out
Eventually she caught on
Our technology, she learned
Only now she searches for her son
Through a poorly made ESP system
She may never stop her moaning
Her cries may always be heard
But one thing is for sure
I'll bet,
Her learning is frighteningly absurd.
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