Dibble,
dabble,
You
have to touch and taste;
Try
it all, but just a little,
You
have plenty of time to waste.
Get
just enough of Eden
To
dismiss the guilt of wrong;
To
soothe the blisters from
The
iron chains of Babylon.
Let
the minstrel lull you,
Til
you’re in the world’s embrace;
And
you go waltzing, twirling,
Uncontrolled,
and hurling—
Lost
in a dizzy spell—
While
the tune you’re dancing to,
Is
the same one played in Hell.
Held captive of glittery things
You’ll
find out far too late
An
arrow clipped your wings.
A slave to what you thought
Was well hidden;
All due to a craving
For what was forbidden.
Lukewarm, uncommitted,
There's no joy in a heart
That is deceived to believe
It can remain in between.
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