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The Realm of Love


If your soul and my soul were intertwined There would be no "what could be" nor "what was." This emotion would be the most divine. No borealis could ever outshine Our bliss would burn bright on the Earth's crust. If, your soul and my soul were intertwined No elixir or gorgeous gem combined Could ever amount to our loving trust. This emotion would be the most divine. No pendulum could deny what is mine. Gravity would have no hold upon us. if, your soul and my soul were intertwined In an abyss of passion we could dine, Fading everything else to bits of dust. This emotion would be the most divine. Both the fallen and the heaven would pine For our love which would transcend flesh and lust. If, your soul and my soul were intertwined This emotion would be the most divine.
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