So we run and hide behind the quiescent
sycamore tree
And quaver it and clamber it to watch the dusk
depart.
Far off in a violet and ochre sky
Shallows hasten home,
And we gaze at the sun and her light glide
lazily apart.
You impishly wonder if it’s the wind or the
sky,
Or your fluttering and flying love drunken
heart,
Winking as you do the lean again…
And somewhere a mellow zephyr smiles,
Then laughs with a start…
The feeling is like a mixture of hues rendered
By the cosmos added by our heart,
To add to the blissful serenity of the moment.
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