
SHEPHERDESS OF THE SUN
Oh! How my wailing heart bleeds
For the Mother of this pathetic land
Who in her feeble shoulders
Carried us, lost, wandering sheep.
But alas! I cry with this country,
For there lies my cherished shepherdess,
Cold against my caress.
Amidst the beasts from foreign lands
And powers of our own,
She, unlike the socialite roam
In her sun-like suits array
Led us to the fold. Now in depths of earth
Lies my dear, dear shepherdess,
Cold against my caress.
When on the ground these people lay overthrown,
My esteemed shepherdess came
And in her bosom they helplessly clave.
Then once she battled with heart and mind
To overcome the treacherous enemy alone,
And now, here lies my noble shepherdess,
Cold and numb against my caress.
I feel for her sheep, now gone astray
Who once hailed her courage
To restore their wings of liberty
And miraculously convinced democracy to stay.
But forever shall the sun shed tears
For there lies my great, great shepherdess,
Cold and dead against my caress.