How would I but for you
In still nights 'like these
By my side I see'st you, I know you
By the eighth month's virgin moons
Now close, my eyes feel dark glass
Calm silhouette in the pale twilight
Much alike the whispering fields
The forests old collude us
The horizon growing silent
Glowing, shining dully
White wine staining darkness, a song of stars
Slow last drops from the black chalice singe the sky
Stones trodden upon
The patient road sighs
An amber jewel is rising; the moon, perhaps?
Indeed, to light our lunatic romance
Hear I words a-loft?
Pine nor thorn speak'st so
No, spake it softly, divine; were't it thee?
No words define our sacred aura
Beneath the dreaming azure
Mask'd in pale serenity
I hold close all that is dear to me
Within our depths forever change
Our very souls entwine
Solitaire surrenders forever
A thousand locust violins serenade us
And all the stars return to your eyes
How love I but for you
In still nights 'like these
By my side I hold you, embrace you
In the pale blue light of virgin moons

NOCTVRNVS · Sun Nov 13, 2005 @ 05:54am · 3 Comments