Your lit face, wholly fine every way
Dresses rooms to ornate display
We're jumping around like you are the sun
Nursing every languished one
Like the definite arm that cradles us all
Or nutritious fill gathering twelve feet tall
You're the mother who supplies the milk
And adorns we seedless men in silk
We the world absolve your every fault
They're cast away as been to salt
At night once again we'll bow our heads
Hearkening the crisp footsteps you tread
Your gleam is irresistible and it's all there is
To the girls, boys, women and men
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