Lai Lai Hei

Lady Astrid 

Under the sunset she rides to glory

Alongside her brothers ready to fight 

Today may she die and live on in story 

Maiden and mistress with a heart of a knight

Lady Astrid whose blood red hair flows

She rides into battle, unafraid of death

Warriors would die to protect her soul

Starchild of Thor she fights to the last breath

Sea singer, seas singer turn us the tide

Wind speaker, wind speaker bless us this day

Legions follow to death, their warrior bride

They charge to the enemy, into the fray

And they sing with whole hearts Lai Lai Hei

And the Queen too, she sings Lai Lai Hei 

Heat

Miami

Slick white

in the early bright

Dark glass

with a little sass

Fun man

across the open land

Colorful nights 

filled with fleshy sights

Bad thoughts

smoking hot broads

Strong talk

Rough 'em on the walk

Ill conceived 

Hanging yellow weave

No need

to take it seriously

Draping palm trees

Golden smooth knees

Table full of chips

Thats another sip

Full house

A night without my spouse 

Daylight breaks

Life without disgrace 

Queen

Queen of the Desert

Across great landscapes we ride

towards a city lost in time

Through winds of torment

and seas of sand

You are still by my side

The scorching sun disciplines me

But by the camels hump 

I carry on 

And I will not subside

In our wake there lies

Treacherous lands

And cruel men

But for you, I will never rend

Mysterious woman 

You were once mine

Like a mirage

A figment lost to my dreams

My tired mind never forgot

And my pen

Ascribed your love into my heart

For time took you from me

But your spirit was never gone

For now we ride together

Through blistering heat

I see you now

Smiling back at me

Only the desert can contest

The fire that burns within my chest

And the deathly cold

I feel on these lonely nights

But I will never lose sight

Of the long lost city

For I know you await me there

My long, lost

Desert Queen 

Axes

Warm Winters

Its about that time again

when the winter coats

And my winters coat

goes on

I step out in the early morning
at the peak of dawn
The sting of the cold frost
comforting me

I trudge forward
crunching the frozen grass underfoot
Gripping my ax
Yonder into the sleeping forest

I inspect the fallen trees
looking for that special one
The one I know best
the one I will carry home

I find it right there
where its always been
And place my boot on it
and arch my back

I swing and I sing to it
the lullaby echoing through the trees
Melting the frost
and waking the deer

I collect the logs in one hand
and pace my way back home
to put them in the garage

I open the door to the familiar
Warmth that stings my face
And sitting at the table waiting for me
is a warm cup of cocoa
Still smoking