Come Pansy - to the mists of the sky -
Pale and pallid Pansy,
Waver not in the wind, or winter nigh -
They will pass as you shall see,
And rise up to the realm of the scrye.
Who had longed to be free.
But heed Pansy - those of a petty age -
Weak and weeping pansy,
They hunger in their ravenous rage,
But face them, do not flee,
And recall the words of a sage,
"Two men are one, but one is three."
Alas Pansy - your luster is silent -
Sad and Sallow Pansy -
As the lion looms reminiscent
In the nearest perigee,
But you must remember your element
In the torrents of the sea.
Look Pansy - ot the stars of the sky -
Light and lonesome Pansy -
In the spheres of Artemis and Gemini
Who long await for thee,
And rise past the shadow of the scrye,
Who can never be free.