I would love to see you
Where the world does not know
Where the moonlight is ours and ours alone

It is there where I saved me and you
When your smile is mine, all mine
When my warmth is yours to have

How I would love to be there again
How I desire to say the dearest things
Only your ears will hear, only your hands can touch

But now it is all in a hard, encrusted heart
Covered with cold moss and dangling roots
Signifying the death of dreams, all gently rotting

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This poem is too gay. Couldn't quite recreate the first one. But it'll stay here until I improve it.