Withered Roses

Withered roses whirl around me
Now the winter's come and gone
And I can feel the clarity drifting
The haziness of spring's song
Mine eyes seek out and yet with feudal
Try to find no line of distinction out there
Between the sea and sky
Scattered scarlet specks announce their arrival
On a distant mountainside
In carnadine fields of crystalline fragrance
And in the solitude there abide
Build a flaming fire till coals are a-sleeping
Trouble not your facets whеn you will begin to weeping
Remembеr now the earth from a fish to a fawn
And rest not, no, rest not in the shimmering
Shimmering, shimmering, shimmering dawn