Written by Drew Martin

 

Snow falls in the mystic garden

No reason for the sun

Moonbeams cast a fair reflection

For the stars to have some fun

Outside, it looks like a glass globe

Purchased from a shop

How many times is it shook?

Before it starts to stop?

 

Nevermind the dying grass

Or the dead leaves in decay

Underneath a frosty blanket,

Can’t see them, anyway

As the sky opens up

No sign to mark the close

It’s all a true uncertainty

That everybody knows.

 

Text © Drew Martin

 

 

 

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