
Dragonfly
(Verse 1) At sunset glow, a dragonfly Hangs still beneath the painted sky. Above the river, deep and wide, Where secrets of the daylight hide. Its turquoise eyes, so clear and bright, Reflect the fading warmth of light. (Chorus) Like two living rings in the golden air, A silent beauty beyond compare. Like little fairies, they dance and play, Touching the stream at the end of the day. (Verse 2) In splendor lost, they softly land, Like jewels carved by nature’s hand. They drink the fire of sunset rays, Caught in the hum of passing days. They freeze as if in a dreamy sleep, Within the fabric the shadows keep. (Bridge) They weave from light a thread so fine, Where stars and evening dreams entwine. A delicate knot of silent events, Beneath the clouds that the twilight sents. (Outro) Oh, turquoise eyes in the fading hue, The river dreams of them and you. The dragonfly... the golden gleam... Lost in the drift of a quiet stream.

