Songs and Screams

Do you see the sun
Kissing the sea
They dance
They dance
I want to dance.

Do you see the wind
And stars and sky
Singing in perfect harmony
They dance
They dance
I want to dance

Do you see lightning strike
Jealously
It consumes for a moment
Then lets thunder, it's docile bride
Claim the attention

Yes, lightning is a man
And thunder is a woman
Lightning is strong and domineering
Claiming its first place spot

And thunder is a weak and insecure one
Echoes of her man
Trying to be louder
To be stronger
To be beautiful
But never quite succeeding.

Do they dance
Or do they fight
Do they scream
Or do they sing?

The trees are children
They long to dance
To play with the wind
They are teens
Waiting to flirt
With gusts of wind
Not knowing
That the strongest, most beautiful
May tear them down
Strength is not always protection.

Do you see the rain
It's the tears of the sky
Crying for a world gone wrong

The waters group
In the skies above
They commune
They try to solve
But every deliberation
Ends with a cry
Too much wisdom
Can make you die.

The sky cries
For it's brothers and kin
The wind, the thunder,
The sea, the trees

The sky cries
It wails
It dances a morbid dance
And with its tears
It nourishes its kin
It's brothers thrive on its sorrows

I must stop
Or I will sound like a pagan
God anoint this
Or let it die.