Mothers Talons - Pariso

While I observe from my tower I’ll have to see you suffer.

I found you in amongst the leaves, far below those callous trees.

I’ll cradle your frail bones when my hope is left, I feel against my neck your

last faint breath.

Arrows have pierced your wings, you’re told you deserved this.

I wish I could provide the world you’d like.

But what can I do?

It kills me inside.

Your promise to yourself shows me that there’s a strength inside of you that

will never die.

Not held by chemical ties, it was told it would save you, I shed a tear,

for the strength you lose.

Your forgiving hand born from years of struggle.

Because your skin is soft and vulnerable.

But it hurts just as much with the world against you.

When you hear the silence I suggest you embrace it.