When falling fire brings the night,
And they cry in petty fear,
I reply with bitter lips,
‘Tis just a setting sun.
What kills us more, the falling skies?
Or the daily dusk?
Are we not more apt to live,
If death demands our souls?
When falling fire brings the night,
And they cry in petty fear,
I reply with bitter lips,
‘Tis just a setting sun.
What kills us more, the falling skies?
Or the daily dusk?
Are we not more apt to live,
If death demands our souls?