The Crane and the Wave and the Ring
A primal roar, untouched by core,
In turmoil and chaos, it flourish and savors,
A wave of a storm, cruel and sore.
A splash of pink, then out of sight,
Dense fog obscuring gaze, eternal grays
All else would sink, burgundy light remains.
On tip of a feather, not fur neither leather,
A metal might be, shines more than a key,
Ring made of heather, on white wing it tether.
Upward a sleeve of forever, an eye and beak together.
In those jet brown eyes, a thought is brewing not lies,
She is out on endeavor, though might not be clever.
Three blocks of ice, some milk and some spice,
Two shots of espresso, a hurricane no less-oh,
Soaring crane so precise, unpredictable as a dice.
Two forces colide, for fate to decide,
Euruption of Volcano, Spiral of Tornado
A dance between Yin and Yang, that of Fin and Fang.
An element of transmutation, A Jewler's creation,
Mediates between the heart and the mind, sharp be thy knife
Unclouded palm of a salvation, helps change crane's location
Born with winds beneath her wings,
Crane soars through storms, as cold waves unfold,
Burgundy ring's, force flows and sings.
Verse 1: The Wave
Verse 2: Glimpses of Pink
Verse 3: Burgundy Ring in Storm
Verse 4: Following upward a feather.
Verse 5: The Crane
Verse 6: Crane and the Wave
Verse 7: The Ring and the Power
Verse 8: The Crane and the Wave and the Ring