Your heart a grey sky scenic quaint My brushes too cold unable to touch Your fragrant sky now dark as storms With stars like broken glass finely crushed
And I, and I, a dusty grain In of a field of sandy wishes warm Found nothing but a sharp memory pain In the heel of my mind there sticks your thorn
Like tress unborn of acorn hopes And buried wishes beneath dead stones There rise and fall in the mind of see Having since seen my dawning home
Peaking above the wavering trees There our path beneath ever separates And in turning hearts now etched in grey Sketched out an open talk
Just to say that this is one of the many places Though we once traversed, we will not walk
Two lovers unknown to each other, except really in the realm of self.