If the Sun must but sear,
A river in spate, flood,
One cannot, you'd fear,
Nip a valid ire in its bud.
Then again, a valid ire?
What kind of anger is it?
Where on a fiery pyre,
Would you yearn to sit?
Yes, the imagery is old,
Our ignorance, as dark,
And we continue to hold,
What needs but a spark.
What could be the sap,
That'd resist the flame?
That'd resist the flame?
Would a heart in a flap,
Be at peace, all the same?
Be at peace, all the same?
Is there no other way,
Than to seek that grail?
In word, it's a cliche,
Yet, love's left no trail.
Than to seek that grail?
In word, it's a cliche,
Yet, love's left no trail.
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