Gone Astray
Gone Astray
How many nights
Have not I laid beside you,
How many suns and moons
Have come and gone?
Tell me how many counterfeit lovers
Have walked across you,
Truculently touching you away,
My delicate white swan.
You've tasted like morn-brighten,
You've tasted like moonlight,
And with the tens of eclipses passing from the framework,
You've become my only hopeful sight.
For ask words and stars worth,
Will you be my life, my shine,
Will you be the flower that'll bloom in my heart,
So; Oh! Fair lady, will you be mine.