Your springtime rose has entangled me in its thorns
And when the depths of winter came
There I stayed
With my gaze facing the dirt
I slowly lift my head
And my Father comes to set me free
And when I realize I am free
I see another beauty
This time a deer
And I run from my father's house
To catch it
To keep it
To kill it
And I hunt
With blood as my prize
And when I succeed
I may be reminded by that deep red shade
Of the rose
And of my Father
And of my Savior
But now I am lost
