The Song of the Wren
The wren is singing, high up in the tree
Come, lay your crown beside me on the ground
Come lie with me, my love, come lie with me
For every bloom on earth there is a bee
For every queen a green king to be crowned
The wren is singing high up in the tree
I wore a gown of bright embroidery
I wear my hair with heather flowers wound
Come lie with me, my love, come lie with me
I’m wanton, wild, alive with energy
I want you brought to me in oak leaves bound
The wren is singing high up in the tree
Oh aye, what then, why then I set you free
Oh my, and we get dirty and profound
Come lie with me, my love, come lie with me
You are my king. I shut my eyes and see
Your silhouette, with sunlight all around
I hear the wren sing, high up in the tree
Come lie with me, my love, come lie with me
© Gail Foster 21st June 2018
Copyright © Gail Foster | Year Posted 2018
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