At Last I've Found You
At last I have found you
And you have found me
Hidden in the well of my tears
You took a sip of my poison
And couldn't get enough of my taste
I was the tilt of a withered flower
That has risen from your sunshine
Bloomed into a Lantana
So sweet and so surreal
Lifted into the sky
Feeling the soft touch of the clouds
As you move your hands gently up and down my body
I felt the sun radiate it's rays upon me
As your body kept me warm
It is dark out but it is light when I am with you
We hopped off your spaceship onto the moon, alone at last
We danced around twirling like tipsy ballerinas who had too much to drink
Neil Armstrong watches as he does the moonwalk to mark his territory
Our laughter echoed throughout the galaxy
As we began to lose control of gravity
And the twinkle in my eyes are the stars that I see
Swirling inside of me as you
Shine brightly in the sky above
At last I have found you
and you have found me
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