| Hear, a West Wind calling,
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| I hear it calling my name,
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| Snow, on Greenland falling,
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| The ice is melting away.
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| Sitting in a greenhouse painted green,
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| None to be picked and none to be seen;
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| Standing by a harbour soaking rain,
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| Why must the sky bring rain back again?
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| Wake, an angel talking,
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| She’s asking «black, white or nun?»
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| Drake, from Plymouth streaking,
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| He sinks the galleons with the guns.
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| Climbing up a creeper chasing flies,
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| Unzip their wings and look in their eyes;
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| Standing on a steeple stitching time
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| Time to be saved and time to be nine.
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| Footsteps in a blizzard point the way to go
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| Heads of marble snow men, miles and miles from home.
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| Sleeping on an Interstellar Plane.
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| Sitting in a greenhouse painted green
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| None to be picked and none to be seen
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| Sleeping on an Interstellar Plane
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| Will we return to find it again |