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Love Lost


I have sent you a dove,

It carries to you a note,

Telling you of my love.

 

I want to tell you of above,

The skies giving our planet a coat.

I have sent you a dove!

 

You wear that whitened glove,

Upon which I wrote,

Telling you of my love.

 

I want to sing an octave,

I want to kiss your throat.

I have sent you a dove.

 

I used to have a house of

Gold, on which I had a quote-

Telling you of my love

 

I feel you give a shove,

I am plunged into a tearful moat.

I have sent you a dove.



 

Here I describe my wild ladylove,

Who has become a cutthroat.

I have sent you a dove,

Telling you of my love.

 
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