Piper you’ve a song to sing and will
you sing today
I’m feeling like a wildfire, will you
guide my way
Rushing through the underbrush until
I see my next turn
Cover me in roses, set a course for
wind-borne
Tip a glass for temperance, dip me in
red wine
I’ve a dagger and a poem at my side.
Piper called, "you lead yourself by
coming you undone
The veils upon your eyelids, the
dragons on your tongue
Listen close, you’ll know them by the
hawthorn and the moonbeam
Give a bit o’ ribbon round and leave
it as an offering
Hear the rounds of lovers calling "dance us with a kiss
So, in parting here the love we never
miss".
Bellow for the eyes to see a
brightness to what’s known
Bellow for the lungs to breathe and
find their way back home
Bellow for the undertow, teach me
through the falling
Show me every fear till I can dance
with them till morning
Bellow for to summon every heart and
set it free.
Piper you’ve an opening to do what
you must do
The dams are bound for breaking so
you let the river move
Though there are a’twists and turns
the storm will see you through
If you keep your compass aimed by
your own roots.
Video notes: "Piper (A Dagger & A
Poem) is a remembrance of our aliveness in the face of apathy. The beauty we
create when we come together. A tip of the hat to older ways, to tradition, to dance
to creating with our hands and bodies. And a movement toward systems of
resilience: regenerative farms and food systems, living soil, artists lifting
artists, the joy of simply being here, unplugged from the program, present with
what is before us."
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