Love, A Sea
Love, in itself, is an angry, cold sea
But forever the great ship shall endure
Stand against the waves when faith is let free
A great warrior with intentions pure
The life beneath stands still and feather-light
Considering the tumult of union
An unexpected, fatal oversight
As they rise, feeling shall be overrun
So it begins, with no end in the near
Oceans rise within their holy power
True love, that shall stand 'till in sight is fear
Calm, sweet silence ends the witching hour
Now a desert of only blue is still
Until the mighty horns again shall trill
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