Fireworks and where you hurt and ash where you kept a heart.
Sunday-made and iron-paved in ballad since you fell apart.
"Who loves you more than I loves you, Lark?"
"Who loves you more than a spark loves his final hour?"
The wonder age has wonder placed in cups of our gamin.
Silver-plated, platinum-fuse alloys of a chorine fiend.
"Who loves you more than I loves you, Lark?"
"Who loves you more than a spark loves his final hour?"
Anointing with clover.
He's anointing with his breath.
Anointing with dove's milk, benediction.
"Who loves your more than I loves you, Lark?"
"Who loves you more than a spark?"
Pining pastel, chaise ink wells.
From prose we came betrayed.
Pastoral get-wells.
Autumnal farewells.
'Tis easy once you've played.
"Who loves you more than I loves you, Lark?"
"Who loves you more than a spark loves his final hour?"