Wings

Where doth the each love cries? 

With inspired many feathered dreams 
 Alone with sheltered goddess 

Whist hence my love shares? 
 My finest hour come to thee, my faerie 

In the twilight he comes to me 

She awaits in childlike eyes in yesteryears 
 Thy wings sigh, I am wee child 
 Tiny little stems brightens the nigh 
 Tis morn has come, to no more weep 
 Winter flutters about Irish moors 
 Flowing in and out carrying orbs 
 Intent to be cast lost ones heart 
 Visions opened in misty secret garden
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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