Twilight
Twilight falls across my heart as darkness creeps like spiders crawl and love is lost to waters fall but when the day was bright and new sun was light and love was true. A lonely walk across the moors fills my heart with earthly sorrows and a hope for better tomorrow for a wild wind rips and tears at dreams as lives are lost to rocky cliffs and sadness will overcome ones heart if left to winters icy breath. For only loves true form can light a fire in mine own heart and engulfed me with thrashing flames for only fires heat can melt mine own and only lovers lips can melt mine from sleeping and only gentle loving touches can coaxes me back to life for angles have fallen once or twice to earthly grounds of mine own life.
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