If graves are fine and private places
Like some claim;
Then neither breaths of storm,
Nor wrinkles of love stir.
Then,
The warmth of heat
And
Serenity of silence,
Grace its solitary.
O sound of munching!
In secluded commotion,
Will a thing of past be.
Like some claim;
Then neither breaths of storm,
Nor wrinkles of love stir.
Then,
The warmth of heat
And
Serenity of silence,
Grace its solitary.
O sound of munching!
In secluded commotion,
Will a thing of past be.
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