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Daughters of the Evening

Song by Ananga Martin. Inspired by the apple tree at Tyler Park Center for the Arts. 

Press Play to hear the song. Scroll down to read lyrics

Daughters of the Evening


standing tall on hind legs

retracting her claws

our vixen plays 

with the sound of her laughter

she comes to quench

at the apple tree

fox earths below

roots wrapped ‘round the memories

caches of bitter seeds


the horn of Saint Hubert blows

invoking a storm 

thundering hooves fall

with striking barks

they’ve deemed us

the beasts of the chase

we stay underground

‘till the danger has passed


the green hand of love

cupped fingers to the sky

born from the soil

born for the holding

of tender flesh, of skin and pulp

the fragrance of beauty

a den for the resting 

roots wrapped ‘round the memories 


housing animal reveries 

the daughters of the evening

come to heal and to tend

on drifts of golden light

long shadows to bend 

the dragon is slumbering 

he will not wake to their song

and the fruits of our eyes 

become invisible at dawn

the apples of our eyes

become invisible at dawn 

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