A Cold Love
You are an invisible light
Unerring in your wisdom, your radiance
Only to be unveil at night
Where you shall find me waiting
Dancing beneath you, I shiver and glow
An apology for the long absence
Shared by the secret only we know
And a story I hardly remember
I lose sight of you often
Cloudy vision and a muddied mind
But with each glimpse I soften,
Arising with new passion
The artificial glow of passing cars
Distracts from your beauty
Strangers gaze upon satellites and stars
But I shall never neglect you
A beckoning draws me close
I pull away from the ordinary
Heedless to the sharp rocks I expose
We are soon to be united
Rushing faster towards still splendor
I swirl restlessly, arms open to you:
My lonely and forgotten defender
I too protect our endless love
Hidden from the heat of high noon,
We immerse in each other
As I am the ocean, you are the moon
Silver and dark against the twilight
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