Juliet calls you down

(Verse 1) Juliet calls you down to the river’s edge, Where whispers of old sailboats drift near. Beside the water’s gentle sigh, you find rest, Though her mind dances on a half-crazy sphere. She offers you foreign tea and orange delight, And just as you confess love’s not in your tether, She tunes you in to her unseen light, The river murmurs, you’ve been her lover ever. (Chorus) And you wish to wander with her eyes closed tight, For she trusts your vision, a connection of the mind, She comforts you softly in the cool night, As you both explore the unseen world, blind. (Verse 2) Long ago, Jesus sailed on tranquil waves, From his wooden tower, he watched and yearned. Amongst the drowning, His wisdom he gave, “All men will sail ‘til the sea’s lessons are learned.” Yet, He knew the pain of a heart torn open, Beneath the weight of wisdom’s heavy stone, Forsaken, yet almost human, softly broken, He sank into truths we’d never known. (Chorus) And you wish to journey with His tranquil mind, Trusting the path with your spirit aligned, In His gaze, your perfect form defined, As you voyage through life, blind and kind. (Verse 3) Now Juliet takes your weary hand once more, Leading where the river kisses the land. With rags and feathers, her spirit explores, While sunlight drips like honey from her gentle command. She shows you beauty in discarded places, Where heroes and children reach for the divine. In their eyes, love’s eternal traces, Reflecting in Juliet's mirror, you find your design. (Chorus) And you long to travel where her whispers bind, For in her presence, you sense a haven, undefined, Trust grows, steady and unconfined, As you both navigate life’s winding river, blind.