He and Horizon

In some distant valley,on a mountain's peak Sat a girl with arms around her knees Had anyone ever seen her so petrified? Something he provoked seemed to die She stared at horizon,shuddered in cold Her heart was so tired and grown too old One after another,she dropped a tear Her soul was screaming but he couldn't hear Then for once,she admired the settling sky; The dark and distressed clouds just moved by It was so lovely,so beautiful to be cleared; Imprisoned by her thoughts,she too wished to be spared The orange,the blues had mingled into one soul, So many delights made the horizon whole The unknown territories had mixed into a blessing But moon and stars were the only one messing She loathed the sight of night covering by Her heart and horizon were still in a dive She needed light to think,to reveal The presence of love might let her heal The horizon decided to end this show, It took her breath away to see it go The horizon had stolen away her answers And moon and stars were the only left dancers She stared at the sky and the moon shined in her face, It was so bright and elated,it beheld her beloved's grace The moon was the only one watching her cry: Should she give up and let her feelings die? The moon seemed infuriated at her strange thoughts, Clouds had came in and moon had refuge sought She felt dejected,neglected and pained; It reminded her of her beloved who nearly did the same She had been abandoned as if she's lied And then she was told that no explanations were required No answers to questions;Did he love her or not? Just at that moment moon had subject bought Shining at her face,it told her a story The clouds have moved away as if it was her glory: "Wait my love until I reach the skies, Keep your love strong and don't let it die" "Dreams and victories are not made of clay; They don't serve you success in some golden tray" It was the voice of her love,she knew by heart Without any horizon,she now knew where to start Even if earth turns black and blue, She would love him with a heart very true Nothing would set them apart, Because even the distant moon's light never dart