I met you in a meadow Where twilight kissed the leaves As life passed through your shadow I thought you'd never leave You buried all my body down Lain beneath your bedding frame And I don't fault you for it now You kissed my lips before the rain and i don't fault you for it when i met you in the meadow when i kissed you in the bed though the dusk was deep and mellow i loved you all the same we shared a room of laughing cello then soft calls turn to bellows the rivers hairs of whence you once flowed my ocean still and dead no tree grew in the garden fruiting from your head and though I cannot follow to where the life went down to death I know you'll surely lead me through the dark and through the darkness, through the void I pull the harness, on my back your tatters light this rock once hearted now left heartless in the darkness of my need one day they'll find what's left of you And I will be your seed
