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Sure it Was a Dream

The dull lunar landscape lolls cold in loneliness, While a million fireflies illuminate darkness. Their parade is for you, and for you I am here, My eyes into your eyes as I call you my Dear. My words, a whisper, in this hour of delight. My sight, a shelter, as bright as dark is the night. All my senses bloom with you; impassioned wind blows As your lips unfold a smile, a blossoming rose. From loneliness I come, to loneliness I go, Though my frantic lost heart is moving to and fro. I share my love with the lone moon, naked by night. May she mind you and give you joy within her light… Your vermillion hair from Hephaestus' den exhales Its subtle spell. Oh! Here's the sea I want to sail! Led by the Siren's song of Love sung unto me, I remember the day when my heart beheld thee. From loneliness I come, to loneliness I go, Though my frantic lost heart is moving to and fro. I share my love with the lone moon, naked by night. May she mind you and give you joy within her light… By a wild Gaelic coast my galleon kissed the sand. Unsuspected wonders soon seen throughout the land… As I nearly seized them, they vanished in the air Suddenly. Should I dare pursue them? Should I dare? Now I remain alone with your shadow of love, Sorrowful fruit of sham; still in my head you rove. My mind is split in two: part Truth and part Desire. Should I be fair and flee? Or blow our dying fire? From loneliness I come, to loneliness I go, Though my frantic lost heart is moving to and fro. I share my love with the lone moon, naked by night. May she mind you and give you joy within her light…