The Poet and the Witch

Pity the poet who suffers to give

sailing his friendship on oceans of love

strange harbour soundwaves break out of his reach

love is a foreigner to the Queen of the Beach

Queen of the Beach



Moonfilled and thunderful star-staggered eyes

she broke away to be one with the skies

she feeds his love to the nightmare she rides

suffers her hunger to inherit the prize

Queen of the Skies



Thunder-stricken tempest strikes fire in the sky

beacons of flame for the Queen as she flies

blind to his ocean and deaf to his cries

she's blind and she's deaf but she's Queen of the Skies

Queen of the Skies



King of the Seabed he sleeps on his own

the fishes have found him, the seaweed has grown

he slipped through the waves and he sank like a stone

Queens who have nightmares must be Queens on their own

Queens on their own