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DARRYN JOHN MURPHY  

Fire this poison arrow into thy heart I feel no fear even though it's sharp For I was young and yet it seems My time is near

Mr. Pingleton had a poodle its name was strudel. No one really knew why Mr. Pingleton had called his dog strudel. Perhaps it was his favourite food. While looking out the window he thought to himself about how lovely the evening was.

Fallen from the grace of heaven upon the land of flint and bone, through driving rains

Many A foul bone I have mended in my time boy

What light beyond my window, shines For here I stand a muse Painted upon this faded canvas

The love that is built on tears

Delicate flower of exquisite beauty Hallowed be thy name before the rising dawn

Does the fabric that drives us Burden the very essence of our souls

People often stare at the ceiling Aware of what they're feeling

Mystic beneath the moonlight beckons Forever humbled at my feet The shooting star that rises in the heavens To only fall upon the light of flint and bone

These cobblestones that line the shore Overlapped by water, they glisten Beneath the early morning light

Long have I waited within the depths of my own despair

Early morning sunrise cascades cross the meadow

Squalling winds that tap upon your window tight Beneath the seed of flashing light As thunder roared and lightening flashed The mighty crack and then a crash

As daylight fades beneath the grey Ode to thee o summers day Besieged by darkness the day surrenders To the land of gentle slummer Where I now wait and wonder Beside the sounds of distant thunder

Oh twa la di beside the sea she sang The words just seem to hang Sounds seem to carry without a single care As it passed across the air

Vanishing from all hope or so it seems Living here upon this Boulevard of broken dreams

Enjoy

To sit there in the faded hours

Calmly beneath the stars I sit and wonder

Teardrops fall from the heavens above

Like kindred spirits

Beyond the sounds of thunder the ancient ways

Fly away into the stratosphere