The cost of fascination
When the falling corpse
Extinguishes the flame,
The Moth or the Candle,
Which is to blame?
And who is to blame
When both have been used,
When each trusting heart
Is mangled and bruised?
It cannot be helped.
Each Siren must sing.
The needle points North
And Hope must take wing.
Those made of iron
May skirt round the fact,
But you can't live and love
And keep balance intact.
When the falling corpse
Extinguishes the flame,
The moth and the candle,
Neither's to blame.
Harry O'Neill
Thu 5th Jun 2014 16:26
Dave,
With this metaphor you could go in and out forever...It`s full of further possibilities.
(mind, you`ve used all the major ones)