Hyacinth (Alas, alas)
Alas, alas,
My lover
I fear it is my fault
That you are not in my arms,
That you do not grace me with your presence.
Alas, alas,
My lover
I hear your laugh
In the sweet night breeze
And the static haze of summer songs.
Alas, alas,
My lover
There is naught that I can do
But weep and weep,
As if that would bring you back.
Alas, alas,
My lover
I see you in the hyacinths as they bloom.
As gorgeous as they are,
They are nothing compared to you.
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