A Saga of Might
A Saga of Might
Upon the waters drifted,
A boat of paper slight,
It sank beneath,
'Tis no tale of a boat, but a saga of might.
Toward the beckoning flame,
The tiny moth took flight,
It burned away,
'Tis no tale of a moth, but a saga of might.
Upon the ocean’s shore,
A castle made of sand,
It washed away,
'Tis no tale of a castle, but a saga of might.
Beneath the sun’s bright rays,
A tiny lamp grew dim,
Its light was lost,
'Tis no tale of a lamp, but a saga of might.
Across the heaven’s chest,
The comet’s script was spun,
It faded out,
'Tis no tale of a mark, but a saga of might.
Against the mountain’s feet,
The stream’s persistence fought,
It went bone-dry,
'Tis no tale of a stream, but a saga of might.
Amidst the winter’s sting,
The final petal fell,
It withered down,
'Tis no tale of a bloom, but a saga of might.
Across the bottomless sky,
A kite of paper flew,
The string was snapped,
'Tis no tale of a kite, but a saga of might.
