When you love someone Who's heart belongs to another, Be it to the sea or some other cruel siren, Remember not to anchor Your hopes and dreams to the shore For they will surely be ripped out As your loves' teather breaks Through your carefullytied knots When they finally sets sail
Which do you think Would hurt less Living a terrible lie Or dying over the truth? These past five years I am the definition of both And they slowly numbing My will to care Who gets hurt in the end.
Waiting for the rain, In the stifling drought It has scorched us all But some more deeply The rain dancer Prays for it's swift death And tries not to fear The storm that will follow In it's death there may be Rebirth of something new And beautifully free, After all it's damage Is finally washed away and she dances in the rain
The sweet September Moon May try to hide behind Some crooked iron picots Or two twisted evergreens While twilight's veil whispers The poems of fall Amongst trembling lemon leaves But she cannot hide Such a heavenly body from The his golden, love stuck eyes Two astral souls fated to be one In the autumn's Honey-Moon