Dreams and Shadows

January 23, 2017

Perhaps

Perhaps I will haunt your dreams

As a summer whose end came to soon

As a whispered verse of a song

As a warm wind's caress

My laughter echoed in a child's delighted giggle

Perhaps you will remember me

In the sweet taste of strawberry

Or in the silent tears of rain

Or perhaps you will forget

Perhaps you will forget my love

Of the passions we shared

The dreams we cultivated

With naive sweet abandon

We are all but dreams and shadows

Passing through this world in a colorful whirlwind of love, hate, passion, and faith

We are all but dreams and shadows my love

And as the moon shadows the sun

So shall we eclipsed into blessed serenity

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