Lyric № 114443
Ash
There is a place, I often go
A burnt down house, outside of town
Ring of trees, scarred and bent
Laughing children, now absent
Foundation left like bones for rain
Nothing earned, and nothing gained
Mailbox tilted to face the ground
The far off bark of a Blood-hound
An Ash tree, initialed, full of crows
My heart, and hers, black with arrow.
20 comments
An ended thing an' black.
But why not "and" and "B"?
If so here's my solution.
Do not the burning embers dwindle
In the light of thier own lives
(Yet)the oldest flames may still rekindle
This is how love survives
Let tragedy bind a family.
I give you an 8 'cause I don't get the "bone for rain" thing.
You are the dimmest person ever! Congratulations!
Line 4 (absent) is too fast a word
Line 8 is one beat off.
There are no other problems that I can hear.
I'm gonna slap you with a ten 'cos I know how hard it is to fix details like these.
Badly written.
Crap in short.
Lots of spelling errors in so short a space is clever I suppose.
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