Two White Doves
Feathers fall from a sky so high.
From a branch they take off,
with hearts so light.
A wind between the two will carry,
them through a sky, high, and scary.
The flight goes on between the two.
Through clouds and winds, that harshly blew.
A tempest will stall them, and they will fall then.
The rains will fall, but they stay dry,
when flying high, in the sky.
Above it all, they see the world.
A place of turmoil, and hearts that coil.
A twisting dive, that risks their lives.
Ends with them side by side.
With tears abound, and feathers around.
Side by side, they soared the skies.
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