Had I been a pilgrim
And you the sky,
I would have taken a flight
To your morning light,
Had I been a pilgrim
And you the sky,
I would have left on you
Hymns spread far and wide,
Had I been a lyre
And you the minstrel,
Our songs would have turned
This morn a wonderous lyrical tale,
Had I been a pilgrim
And you the sky,
We would have been a myth
Forever tied.
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Had I been the pilgrim, and you the sky,
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