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Love for A Moonchild


Spoke of you with ardency Our bodies together, much like poetry No need to speak, rhythms come from our figures You were the stars to my sky You'd become the glare in my eyes Funny how things came to be You were the sunshine to warm my skin I let you in, because the light was everything I needed I pleaded with my realities until you, my dear dream came to me How sweet you were More especially on the tip of my tongue You were my love I allowed you to evade my valleys You were the water that filled my dams Damn, everything came and went so soon So now I live in this cold night sky as moon Mother of dusk And you live as sun In the days, outshining my light You're so bright So beautiful, I can't help but to admire from afar Wishing for the occasion of an eclipse, so I can be where you are But until then you are missed, love
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