Luyện nghe bài hát Roots to Sever

Though wounds great, and respite scant,
Life clung to that wretched
Its was scarred, its leaves were ripped,
Damned to wait, as roots were

For every hour, in fear,
It felt them leave draw back near
The insects drudged a sound,
And tore the plant to the ground

Among them, one like any other,
Stole away to another
Far from the swarm, the two had
unborn child, which was forbidden

Spiteful mind and unseen,
Betrayed unto to a Queen
- the two would die alone,
Their egg was cast on to the

An to slake the earth,
Despite its lot, the emerged
hatching breath, its life was dire,
In every dawn, the sky brought

It its kind, and as it roamed,
Out of sight and far home,
A pack see that, left alive,
The would lead them to the hive

the hatchling, like a storm,
The giants fell the swarm,
With hungry and gleeful hearts,
Those pulled the Queen apart