Mother Bear, Father Toad

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In the long ago
In the time before sun
Nothing swam in the oceans
Nothing crawled in the silence

Did she awaken?

From the shadow world
Came a clamor of woe
Mother Bear and her famine
Found their way in the darkness

Was she mistaken?

“Dear Mother, why are you weeping so?
Banish your anguish and join your Father Toad.”

Into her mouth
“It won’t be the same!”
Back to the dark
“You’ll curse my name!”

Sickness begins
“Now all will be changed!”
Dark turns to fire
“Now Ur is reclaimed!”

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from Mother Bear, Father Toad, released April 20, 2020

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