May smooth curves of your lips be the pillow On that my soul can rest in peace Warmed by your breath, the only thing to lean on When our human days run out of sun
In streets of town now emptied by cold drizzle I saw there dancing a blind man Who compared creator to narrator And turned my longings into snowflakes
Sitting themselves down on shoulders of us both Now closer to each other than ever, forever apart Like dreams those came true long ago Still haunting what is left of us after they left
Maybe he's right that love is born of decay For sometimes it is nothing more And still we keep it in our inner pockets As "nothing more" is more than nothing; well, is it?
He said that he was frightened of my beauty And he's the only one whose words are true For what his orbs didn't see they cannot forget He smiled and vanished in the wind which now I am dancing in
The character of the Blind Man intrigues me to no end! My one criticism: the final line could use a little work. "Which now I am dancing in" has the right tone, but the wording falters a bit.
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