The memories of our old home, they are vague to me now
But I remember what this place used to look like
Wild fertile ground, charming and unlivable
And you, with your rough feminine hands
You sowed every seed, shaped every tree
You built every room, painted every wall
You mended the cracks
Bent the sticks and glued the stones
You made something of every single nothing
Until alas,
Home to creatures that fly, and creatures that crawl
And those that walk upright when they need to lay down
You are one with nature and nature is art
You mother, are art
And you made us a home
To me, a paradise to rest my tired mind
Let me come home and rest in your arms.