They say there’s an archer in the sky
And surely his bowstring grows taut
When he’s aiming at his prize
Perhaps the boar or the horseWhy must you aim at me
You,
Celestial and otherworldly
Surely I’m no trophyYet I find myself cornered
My pulse gone flat
Just like your bowstring
Pulled by your touchI beg you just let go
Better to be slain
By an arrow from your quiver
Than to quiver all my life.