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THE LOVER's SONG


 

 Let me breathe next to you

 So the flowers weep no more of loneliness

 And hide myself into your sanctum to be safe from swords

 Those that hate seeing us together

 Let me take your kit off and taste your scrumptious body

 Which many kings wish to serve

 You milk of the coconut; I shall not die without you

 And to be sure, no more nightmares

 Only if I steal a kiss from those gleaming lips

 And paint your picture in my heart

 So the ocean warbles you praise

 And shield me in your genes

 Where I will gaga over you

 As the world kisses us goodbye

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