The night falls in pain; the bird learns to fly.
He lands softly on an enchanted tree.
He sings in the rain; no one sees him cry.
He's still wearing chains, with a butterfly,
the colours of the silent night's beauty.
The night falls in pain; the bird learns to fly.
The flower in vain is just passing by
in the bewitching breeze of this story.
He sings in the rain; no one sees him cry.
The supreme dream reigns; it must say goodbye.
Deleting images is not that easy.
The night falls in pain; the bird learns to fly.
The sound comes again; notes in the air die,
the ghost of a violin lost in me.
He sings in the rain; no one sees him cry.
Time to take the train soaring into the sky,
crossing wet rainbows; the truth is scary.
The night falls in pain; the bird learns to fly.
He sings in the rain; no one sees him cry.
About the Creator
Tony Herlin
A dreamer who neither speaks nor writes English, a difficult but highly instructive exercise. (Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused).



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