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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Angel, No Romantic Heart Could Forget ( Collaboration R. Lindley & K. Hunt ) Desiring to feel again, thy warmest touch, Dreams that have faded into distant past, Love burning hot in our hearts was too much, Its glow and ardor faded too fast, Thou wouldst have had eternal sweet dreams, In castles created to hold our true love, Alas! This dark world destroyed with wicked schemes All that was heaven sent from above. We in our youth, tasted of love's purity divine, Gentle hands, held wealth of all precious to me, Thy image and power, did my romantic soul refine Gifting passionate fruits of thy bountiful tree; Now my soul, cries out for thy blessed return, This miracle I pray shall one day be, As flower meadows, rich in glory, one never spurns, Let love send us again, sailing on its heavenly sea. For all the ages revealed our great love eternal, From silver spires did the world seem so small and otherworldly We crept into our lofty paradise, teeming our little secret furled; Two great eagles soaring soft to eternity A thousand kisses too holy and sweet thy lush peck A million lovely seasons thine eyes sparkle as honeyed stars To Venus (shooting!) and thine vast heart our thee wed But without thee, life is empty and its affections as death's cold charms So sweet, death whispers your name..... To tempt my fate to follow thy fleeting footsteps; How damp this love, wouldst now seem in vain No flask too deep to numb this bitter-made bed But I shan't despair no more to mourn ---- For too holy my angel, lest I forget her plea; The beauties of her idylls (alone) as lovelies shown: Let love send us again, sailing on its heavenly sea First half written by Robert Lindley Second by Keith O.J. Hunt
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