Yearning for Her
Who needs the sunlight does not have you
For in your shining eyes is held the warmth of a thousand stars
Who treads with worry and care holds not your hand
For at your touch grace bends itself to thee
Should I then remorse my need for you
Have I not tread to hide my longing?
Sweetly, though our discourse has been taken in earnest
seeing you from such distance has made it bitter with craving
Is it one of us or has fate itself condemned
the peace of the soul which I seek
My ignorance, though it stops me from holding you
it keeps my thoughts of you from dying
and that itself will have to do
if not today, then at least in my deepest dreams
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