The trees were bright.
Your face full of lights.
I felt the thrill
Rolling down the hill.
The clouds were sailing fast
Above the high yellow masts.
The forest flooded by a silver tide,
Here you came my lovely bride
Carried by a silent wave.
In a breath, I touched the crest.
From the pain, you brought me some rest;
As a sailor, you made me brave.
Nude, in this lair made of bark,
You muted my thoughts full of dark
With a joyfull thunderclap.
I was drunk, full of a lovely sap.
A gaze to a broken trunk,
My sadness quickly sunk…
…As quickly you disapeared.
The sky, deep, blue; dull.
The soil still moist.
After you, everything is lost.
Please birds, be gentle when you bury my skull.



