What the strider sung to the evening chill (the blue moment song)

                                    

                                          
Traveller,
                          
doth you not remember what follows the Dark Ages?
                          
Rebirth
                          
'Tis you who made me believe in the great mysteries 
                          
and the magic of the world, your existence alone
                          


                          
Dance with me though there is no music in this great green hall,
                          
we'll make do with the birdsong
                          
Together we'll sway on these azure petals in tranquility
                          
as enigmatic and captivating as you
                          


                          
I cannot put you into words, my friend
                          
I hope you know you are my ambrosia, my nectar of the gods
                          
I listened as you dreamt of building castles into the sky of out sugar
                          
but the August rain washed it all away
                          


                          
I have played this act in my head one too many times
                          
yet I never remember the opening scene
                          
Though ever since day one I haven't been able to wait to get to hold you in my arms again
                          


                          
But when your fist briefly collided with my arm, 
                          
I forgot the agony
                          
There's adoration, harmony in pain
                          
I whispered my feelings to the sweet spirit of the night air hoping he'd spread the message
                          
and eventually the words would reach your ear
                          
This glow in my heart is a familiar - a gentle - companion, not a beautiful stranger
                          
I do love you - but not in the way that does not let me sleep; 
                          
but in the way that keeps me warm