I.
a wandering weeping ride just in time for two
we kill the man and his to make our labors do.
fairly fickle and wildly ill, our ailments send us working
to make the day a wishing got, a life for us and few.
across the land it takes us
to the worlds beyond.
it is far from kansas
but really really gone.
II.
I know not this weird familiar land.
it beckons low and out from me
and straight into my guts.
my head hangs down a pitiful mound
and loses your other regards.
III.
dark dark all about and not a place to hide
I'll go down town and waste a while
to make my mind bigger-
till change; and wonderous resalvation.
I will be a phoenix that knows how to die
cause I know when to die-
lying here in bed.
IV.
you and yours are floating to the top
about the windy drifting storm
eyes about like weather.
my body in the ground grows quietly safe
soon to take in the violent life above.
its fires will speak again to you
take into your quickening and root into it all.
bless again the rain.