Noe
Best believe I'm still bejeweled
When I walk in the room, I can still make the whole place shimmer
When I walk in the room, I can still make the whole place shimmer
Noe waited in silence as Hadama made his offering, doing her best to focus on the scenery rather than her friend’s prayer. It seemed somehow that she was intruding on something private, and she had no desire to be rude. When it was her turn, she realized that she hadn’t brought anything specifically for this purpose. Feeling abashed, she stepped up to the altar and wracked her brain, finally pulling out a small carving of a flower in bloom from her pocket. She’d forgotten it was there until just this moment, but she hoped that it would be accepted all the same. Kneeling solemnly before the altar, she bowed her heard. ”Mort, thank you for watching over my mother. Ludo, thank you for helping my brother.”
She wasn’t very good at prayer, and so she paused awkwardly before climbing to her feet and dusting the dirt from her knees. Feeling as though she should offer something more, she laid her hand briefly on the altar beside the little carving she had offered, her head still bowed, before she turned to Hadama with a small smile. ”So, flowers?”
She wasn’t very good at prayer, and so she paused awkwardly before climbing to her feet and dusting the dirt from her knees. Feeling as though she should offer something more, she laid her hand briefly on the altar beside the little carving she had offered, her head still bowed, before she turned to Hadama with a small smile. ”So, flowers?”
And when I meet the band, they ask, "Do you have a man?"
I can still say, "I don't remember"
I can still say, "I don't remember"
