In Their Glow by spickeringlr (Click the Down Arrow on the Player to Download Song)
“In Their Glow” Lyrics
We’ll stake the embodiment.
A deadly priestess dresses the aisle during Lent.
Depressing as it may seem,
the little lecterns take their places in the scene.
Washing Mary cold and foot,
the diesel engines blast down to the blessed root.
Actual fire stretches the islands leg,
and individual pieces can only stray out and beg.
It wasn’t their fault in the beginning.
They thought this ritual had an ending.
A pitied the boy dressed up in a mask
He answered questions that no one had the courage to ask.
Watch the candles out there. Watch the candles fall.
Dressed up like an Angel. Dressed up like a doll.
All winter she waited for the snow dove’s feathery song.
It flew through the flickery flame the darkest, most silent of them all.
©2009 Stephen Pickering. Creative Commons
What do you think of this song? Good, so-so, bad? Don’t be afraid to critical. I have a thousand things I want to change with all my songs. So your criticism (as well as compliments 🙂 are welcome and helpful. Love to here your comments.
Link to “In Their Glow” poem by Stephen Pickering (i.e., the lyrics)
Album Art Credit: Renata Spiazzi “Autumn Glow” 48×36′ Digital Art Glycee
Expressions of Mexico Gallery
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