Wooden Brother

Whispers of Puritan Roses: Unveiling the Mystical Tapestry in Wovenhand's 'Wooden Brother'
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Lyrics

We hit the floor

We experienced a sudden and abrupt fall or decline.

Just like her blue silk slip

Similar to the way her delicate blue silk undergarment falls.

Dark puritan rose

A dark and somber expression of a puritan rose, possibly symbolizing a strict or restrained love.

To the curve of her hip

Refers to the sensual curve of her hip.

I did not know

The speaker lacked awareness or understanding.

It was too much

Suggests an overwhelming or excessive experience.

Too much for me to handle

The experience was too intense for the speaker to handle.

To be shown to the heart of the matter

To confront the core or essence of the situation.

By your holy candle

Being guided or enlightened by a sacred light.


The clank of your second hand

The sound of a clock's ticking, marking the passage of time.

The stare of your glass eye

The fixed gaze of an artificial or unfeeling eye.

Have I no wisdom

Questioning the speaker's own lack of wisdom or insight.

That is not wise

Reflects on the paradox of being unwise in a wise manner.

In that way we laid the rail

Describes the process of laying down a path, possibly metaphorical.

A woven handmade Indian

Refers to an intricately crafted Indian object, possibly symbolizing the complexity of life.

I spoke and understood

The speaker spoke and comprehended.

Your golden Virginian

Reference to something precious and golden from Virginia.


Still not a day goes by

Expresses the passage of time with a recurring event or feeling.

Something always

Something is always present, perhaps an enduring emotion or memory.

Something always by and by

Emphasizes the persistence of something over time.


Sing the same old song

Repetition of an old, familiar song.

In the same old way

Doing things in a habitual or routine manner.

Through mystic maze of memory

Navigating through the complex and confusing corridors of memory.

Our days of disarray

Days marked by confusion or disorder.

Stood still in the same place twice

Staying stagnant or not progressing, repeating a situation.

Just to cast a shadow

Deliberately casting a shadow, perhaps suggesting intentional obscurity or concealment.

Cast down by a western sun

Symbolizing a decline or end marked by the setting of the sun.

You have the right to know

A declaration of the right to knowledge.

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