Kuura
Embracing Winter's Silent Call: Kuura by Hanging Garden
Lyrics
Winter, come down from your stone so cold above
Invoking winter to descend from its cold, distant place in the sky
Tender, reach your silent arms unto the dark
Calling for the gentle and quiet embrace of winter in the darkness
The frozen soil, blue-tinted hues
Describing the frozen ground with blue tones
Come rain, come sleet and snow
Welcoming various forms of precipitation, like rain, sleet, and snow
The rocky cliff, the mountain cruel
Depicting harsh natural elements, such as a rocky cliff and a cruel mountain
Come, claim what waits for you
Encouraging winter to take what rightfully belongs to it
The naked branches clad in gentle white
Describing tree branches covered in soft white snow
Woven perfect in the silent forge
Depicting a perfect weaving of nature in a quiet, undisturbed environment
Shallow water frozen over
Referring to shallow water that has frozen over due to winter's influence
Delicate crystals of sudden cold
Describing delicate ice crystals formed suddenly in the cold
The tender soil
Referring to the tenderness of the soil affected by winter
Late autumn's wind
Describing the wind characteristic of late autumn
Figures etched on frozen stone
Depicting figures or patterns carved on frozen stone surfaces
The fleeting dawn's splendour
Referring to the fleeting beauty of dawn in the cold season
A glimpse of a waning sun
Observing a glimpse of the setting sun during winter
The last sullen warmth
Describing the diminishing warmth as winter takes hold
Winter, come down from your stone so cold above
Repetition of the call for winter to descend from its cold place
The rocky cliff, the mountain cruel
Reiteration of the harsh elements, emphasizing the claim of winter
Come, claim what waits for you
Encouraging winter to take what rightfully awaits its arrival
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