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Yaniva


Yaniva I knew from the start that you were mine Caught my eye with your shine Mesmerized by your playful chime I succumbed to the sign But society cannot bear to see us together For our love breaks all the rules In the next life we can be one in the feather Spared of all judgmental fools Left longing for her from afar Drowning my sorrows from a jar Her memory has left a scar On my heart now chained and barred I will see you around the bend For we cannot be kept apart Only then my heart will mend And our love can find its start Love like ours will find its way But now dormant it will have to stay
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