Dew gravitates from the wild blue yonder To kiss her lover, grass—but when sun’s rays Come, dew indignantly to skies doth soar, But to her lover doth return always. And the waves madly rush in ecstasy To their lover, shores—but when gravity Calls, waves indignantly ebb to the sea, But dost return in perpetuity— Then, a soul of mine so entwined with thine, To wing to rose veiled banks of paradise; But along the way thine decamped from mine, On yonder beyond where the sun doth rise.
"But, if sea waves and dew of skies above To their lovers return, why not thee, love?"