I've made her of clay
And given her life.
The silhouette stretched on for days
I've made her of clay
And given her life
But I cleansed my hands, first.
I've made her of clay
And I've given her life
For the eyes, I did not use precious stones
But stones I had taken from the river.
I've made her of clay
And her left breast ended up so perfect,
I could not master the other.
The vultures circled,
Approached,
And left us,
to enjoy the sun setting.
I make her of clay
And the trinklets of the Orient ring around her thighs.
I make her of clay
And I eat it, as in times of hunger.
The cold, night air stiffens her
I've made her of clay For it is I who was life