In My Lover's Eyes

In my lover’s eyes and in my lover’s art,

I saw the tulips rise, and rise above her heart.

And in rich despair like no moon could ever hope to keep,

I kissed her on the mouth and watched her gently sleep,

I watched her mountains gaze

and sank beneath her raging fire,

I cruised along her silent maze,

and dove into her mad desire.

And from a distance far beyond

her hips became a song to me.

She touched me ‘till her eyes grew fond,

her hair was soft and long to me.

And when the moon was fully gold

and dancing made me tender,

I prayed until my heart grew bold

with Godly love to send her.

Since There Was A Love

Since there was a love

and since our hearts combined

and where the dance was dull

the golden fleece entwined,

And where the dust was glazed

the oceans were intense

the sunlight was amazed

the moonlight was immense,

We drifted into song

and bled our hearts to sea,

and since the night was long

I gave my heart to thee.