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I took my black teeth down to the sea |
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Brother of mine |
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I washed myself in your steely gaze |
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We read your name o'er jaguar hide |
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Brother of mine |
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You saw terminus and bruised your knees |
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I lashed their bodies to the wheeling suns |
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Brother of mine |
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You tossed wet bluebirds in the air |
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I sensed the whetstone's dark embrace |
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Brother of mine |
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Tender and rude like a tiger skinned |
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We once were lechers, rakes and rogues |
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Mother of mine |
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You're coming through |
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We swam with sages, trout and thorns |
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Father of mine |
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You're coming through |
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We swallowed truncheon, shield and child |
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Sister of mine |
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You're coming through |
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We spoke with sinners, snakes, and slaves |
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Daughter of mine |
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You're coming through |
