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Anima Vestra


I swear I’ve met your soul before, 

And your smile too.

Perhaps you’re who I’m waiting for

Without ever meaning to.

 

For you seem far too familiar

From a time that is no more.

Our souls must’ve been together 

Amongst the stars that soar.

 

Were you once my lover, I implore

Or was that but a dream?

Could you love my soul once more,

For strange as it may seem,

 

Though we have only just met,

We were lovers once I’m sure.

I don’t think people ever forget

A soul they loved, and were made for.

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