The Girl Among the Leaves

Oh, rest once more on my green pasture, like you did the night before, my blossom: Yesterday, the breeze took your scent afar stealing the furtive and precious pleasure that I shared only with the evening star that courts lonely the pink-dyed moon. Remember the day when a wayward twist, while you walked among the flower walls measuring beauty with tepid innocence, left you bare-dressed only by modesty and then you hid your fair semblance with blue, red, white and yellow petals. Oh, lay and let me feel your breath on me, your chest pressed against the dry leaves dew drops sliding down by your back. Spring after spring, you have come alone, stepping merrily on the old stone track after the quietness that nature improves. Beauty and nature share one essence, Unspoiled by the time reaping presence.