The Forge’nid Billabong
There was time when I walked in the desert o’ my journey,
‘bout the moment I thought to withdraw o’ such tiresome steps,
my heart told me o’ a paradise lies ahead beyond the tips o’ my toes.
A heavenly pond in a green wood o’ eucalypt trees,
where the proud sun’s concealed his burnin’ heat under its’ leaves.
Her water sparkled allurin’ with such freshness to those who seek,
a drop o’ it to wet their wrinkled thirst throat off.
‘twas peaceful, quiet, and calm hence comfort I found,
‘e longing heart ease’t I’ve demand for long had fin’ly came around.
It greeted me in tenderness, softness and nice embraces,
where soon I fell into the restin’ mind deeper in its’ open arms.
O’er a blink o’ an eye I realized I’d to move on,
Awaken my self o’ the past stands I left behind.
One billabong and the other two had I found before,
All’t stayed a harrowing mem’ries when draughtiness raided.
enough the missing, the fear o’ loosing, and the feels o’ loneliness, I thought.
I’ve once felt before and demand no more.
I hate to say’t, I couldn’t stay though,
Honestly I’d love to but had to move away.
Be’er left her untamed o’ my bare hand,
Let one but me to have his name claimed upon.
Had known be’er my self I wouldn’t be that good,
To keep her gorgeous presence under my very name.
Hence I packed my self o’ old burdens,
Put ‘em on my bag and took a step forward.
Slowly in a full sorry I left such oasis I’d found,
Turning back not my head I commanded to see not her beauty.
Not a stare even a short look I want,
To prevent my feet o’ a turning back walks.
I demanded a vanished mem’ries of her that I did so,
Her sparkling pond and all comforts she offered before.
Soon I believe other would surely find her,
Restin’ in her very arms and stays for good.
Soon I’d find her a different one I knew before,
As one find her and proclaim upon name.
To me I need to forget things about,
Hence I left her behind in name I state in mind,
‘e Forge’nid was what shall stay in mine.
a drop o’ it to wet their wrinkled thirst throat off.
‘twas peaceful, quiet, and calm hence comfort I found,
‘e longing heart ease’t I’ve demand for long had fin’ly came around.
It greeted me in tenderness, softness and nice embraces,
where soon I fell into the restin’ mind deeper in its’ open arms.
O’er a blink o’ an eye I realized I’d to move on,
Awaken my self o’ the past stands I left behind.
One billabong and the other two had I found before,
All’t stayed a harrowing mem’ries when draughtiness raided.
enough the missing, the fear o’ loosing, and the feels o’ loneliness, I thought.
I’ve once felt before and demand no more.
I hate to say’t, I couldn’t stay though,
Honestly I’d love to but had to move away.
Be’er left her untamed o’ my bare hand,
Let one but me to have his name claimed upon.
Had known be’er my self I wouldn’t be that good,
To keep her gorgeous presence under my very name.
Hence I packed my self o’ old burdens,
Put ‘em on my bag and took a step forward.
Slowly in a full sorry I left such oasis I’d found,
Turning back not my head I commanded to see not her beauty.
Not a stare even a short look I want,
To prevent my feet o’ a turning back walks.
I demanded a vanished mem’ries of her that I did so,
Her sparkling pond and all comforts she offered before.
Soon I believe other would surely find her,
Restin’ in her very arms and stays for good.
Soon I’d find her a different one I knew before,
As one find her and proclaim upon name.
To me I need to forget things about,
Hence I left her behind in name I state in mind,
‘e Forge’nid was what shall stay in mine.
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