The Sun and the Moon
He asks for the first dance
She submits and takes his hand
He fell for her at first glance
She can barely even stand
He delights in her cold embrace
She listens to his heartbeat
He looks down at her glorious face
She delights in his alluring heat
He continues even as the music stops
She cycles around her destiny
He leads with no common hop
She hasn't the slightest thought to flee
They dance together for eternity
The Sun and the Moon
They stop for nobody
As they waltz to their obscure tune
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