Burn my body on the beach
And my heart will burn true
To shine for all and each
Of the ecstasies of you
Burn me alive before I die
And burn yourself with me
Two torches blazing to defy
The dark which dares not see
Our mysteries held hidden now
Will bloom at midnight's noon
When one is more than two somehow
Beneath the waxing moon
We make two dreams come true to be
One with eternity
And I ask nothing of you
But that you let me love you
Burn me alive before I die
And burn yourself with me
Burn our bodies on the beach
And two hearts will burn true
Two flames combined to signify
One light which dares to see
To shine for all and each
Of these our mysteries
Using Calgary as a backdrop the author satirizes the self-serving nature of the public as it continues to fatten itself, not only physically, but egotistically as well.