Below my bare feet flutter
The flowing river waters
Weaving its breath blue,
Through rocks and morning dew,
Winding trees yawn along,
Dried leaves and withered song.
Calling back to months gone,
My tears fading toward dawn.
My lone step drums the tender skin
Of the river who, bearing it, sings
Rosy melodies on bygone bloom,
That robin's whisper in their gloom
Spring days of eager daze,
Walking along my reckless craze
Your worried look, amethyst gaze
Flushed beyond the river's haze,
Sickly, it flutters underfoot
The river's flowing, bare roots.
Weaving sorrow upon my lips,
Blue and amethyst, as tears drip.