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Pearl in the Ocean


I found a pearl in the depths of the ocean I found you under the bludgeoning heat of the Sun I stole a glimpse at your radiant eyes And felt my heartbeats cease Your hair is the colour of raven Your lips are the colour of vermilion Your smile is like the blooming of a rose Your laughter is like falling rain drops Your voice seals my lips Your words leave me speechless You are the Spring of my Winter You are the lavender of my Summer You hide your face under a veil I hide my love under a smile
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