I lost the weight I had before I loved you
I lost the man I was before I died
I found the borrowed rib that does predate you
I found the will of life when first you sighed
I fought the urge that daring plagued the pilgrim
I fought against the vicious tides of law
In acquiescence did your passion quell him
The acquiescent lover of your gall.
I’m blind to every neighbor, foe and kinsmen
I’m even blind to sun and star and moon
I’ve only eyes for moments that unfold them
And you’re the only one for whom I croon.
I want your morning dust in rays of sun
To whisper sweet enchantments yet to come.