Bundles
Sacred Bundles
I want to build a fantasy
And save it in a dream
And wrap it up in maple leaves
Collected near the stream.
It would be a sacred Bundle
Forever guarding me and you,
And the tokens--none would see but us--
Will keep our hears sincere and true.
We would save a bunch of kisses
Each one in an amber stone,
And hugs as strong as both your arms
To hold us when we lie alone.
We'd collect a few forget-me-nots
To hold a cluster of tender tears
A calcite crystal from the hills
It is the jewel of empty years.
We'll save a bit of moss in there
A reminder of the bank where we
Lay side by side with tender touches
and you smiled as You made love to me.
We'll tie our Bundle with the lines
From Grandma Spider's web.
And hide it all in a sacred cave
Near the place we made our bed.
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