The poem is written as a female talking to her lover, as in the Song of Songs this symbolizes mankind conversing with God.
As the rain begins to fall, I ponder in my bed,
Thinking of being itself, and my thought-repleted head.
My mind it talks and talks, and symposises itself,
The Emissary Usurps the Master, like Dobby the house-elf.
Thoughts like ‘we exist’ cause me anxious doubt,
Late at night, I’ll walk alone and spontaneously shout.
I search for you in every door that opens in my mind,
I longed to catch a glimpse of you, even your behind.
My mind it talks and talks, and will not let me rest,
I need you to take me home, and soothe me in your nest.
Run your fingers through my hair and tell me I’ll be fine,
Whisper gently in my ear ‘you can call me mine’.
Please undress before me, so I can see your naked form,
Print your face upon my breast, A place where you’ll feel warm.
Spill out all your secrets, let me lick them off your tongue,
Let us stay inside this room, until every song is sung.
Don’t leave me now, I beg of you, for the night begins to fall,
For we shall never meet again, it’s in the writing on the wall.
Place me like a stamp, a brand upon your heart,
Tell me where you’re heading, in that direction I shall start.
I’ll chase you all the night away and surely way past dawn,
My eyes will be spill with bleeding flames, but from my mouth never a yawn.
My mind, it talks and talks, and never lets me see.
I hope the branding stings so much that you can only think of me.