The Wolf who loves a Flower

[Verse 1] Beneath a sky of azure blue and white, Petals tremble in a breeze so light. Their colors burst forth in vibrant hues, A symphony of beauty, none can refuse. [Pre-Chorus] Yet amidst this paradise of grace, A creature cursed, by lunar embrace. His form transformed into a beastly guise, With primal urges, he roams to terrorize. [Chorus] Fury blazing in his demon eyes, Wicked teeth bared, he snarls and cries. But a tender petal, caught in his sight, Softens his heart, and eases his plight. [Verse 2] With sorrow-filled howls, he mourns his fate, To love from afar, and forever wait. And as the dawn begins to break, He knows what sacrifice he must make. [Chorus] Fury blazing in his demon eyes, Wicked teeth bared, he snarls and cries. But a tender petal, caught in his sight, Softens his heart, and eases his plight. [Bridge] A single tear falls from his eye, As he gives himself unto the sky. His body falling into ash and dust, A soul set free, from a curse so unjust. [Verse 3] From his remains, new life takes form, Fertility blooms, a seed is new born. The wolf and the Flower, once worlds apart, Are now one, Gaia's beating heart. [Chorus] Fury blazing in his demon eyes, Wicked teeth bared, he snarls and cries. But a tender petal, caught in his sight, Softens his heart, and eases his plight. [Outro] And so, a world of beauty and wonder, Blossoms with love, it rumbles like thunder. For when two worlds unite in harmony, The universe echoes with divine symphony. [Chorus] Fury blazing in his demon eyes, Wicked teeth bared, he snarls and cries. But a tender petal, caught in his sight, Softens his heart, and eases his plight. [Outro] And so, a world of beauty and wonder, Blossoms with love, it rumbles like thunder. For when two worlds unite in harmony, The universe echoes with divine symphony.