You speak to me of all sorts of evil magic, of darkness that just won’t let you live.
You speak of obstacles that miraculously appeared, of never before seen troubles.
I lose interest as you mumble.
The cold breeze has a sharpness to it, but at least it’s fresh.
The mountains before me may think I am too small, but at least they won’t tell.
The woods hold more mystery then all human childen could ever possess,
and yet,
this majesty I could never outshine
is such a kind and reassuring presence.
It could teach you a few lessons.