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Beloved


Beloved! Come let me sing you And into my garden’s melodies sing you And my hands as soft meadows caress your soul To outline you in this earth realm Wherein we all are but strangers Seeking warmth in arms of thistles Beloved! Do you not my heart feel? And my endearment cast no charms? Come For my love will know no other And another’s touch You will not again yearn for I have my heart slated And upon her you crested as my all And as heaven’s node you are And even angels may jealous But mine you are And yours I am For my love time knows not time Forever is not enough To wane me of your longing Till forever sees forever’s end Mine you are!
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