I was weak,
I felt frail.
And there I lay,
Not an inch to move,
And there I lay,
To surrender I approve.
And laziness that gripped me,
Its arms I sensed around,
As if a halt it had made,
A cuddling halt only for me.
I know not what it was,
With no care of the world around,
I was free then of,
Things to which I was bound.
Yes! And then I felt,
Warm winds,
Tossing my hair,
Upwards in the air.
Warm winds,
Pass by with a kiss,
For me to wear.
It was like my laziness,
Had all my pain healed,
It was unusual,
I was light.
And there again I lay,
As I rose to freedom,
And there again I lay,
I was in my Kingdom...
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