Yes she holds it still
A small fragment of my heart
O how I loved her
We met by the sea
I loved her salty kisses
He seaweed garland
How was I to know
That she was Neptune's daughter
A siren to lure me
My eyes are swollen
Salty tears for her alone
Wreckage on the shore
Come again my love
Let us splash in the shallows
And bask on the rocks
Yes she holds it still
A small fragment of my heart
O how I loved her
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I held you tight
My head lay on your breasts
The drums of your heartbeat
Beating a rhythm of love
This last meeting
Our life together now gone
Shattering hopes and dreams
He'd finally found out
The streets signs blinked
Rain fell weeping for us
Strip lights flickered sadly
Gravely we whispered goodbye
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Pink dawn turns to blue
Whole world changes its hue
Morning's welcome news
I'll touch your fingers
No, I must not linger
Know I have no time to lose
Gently kiss your soft skin
Your eyes follow me but I must go
Sever the string that ties me to you
Shower and dress a bit to eat
Then back to see if you've stirred
Your eyes have now closed
You say not a word
I'll see you tonight
I say as I take flight
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Deep clear blue eyes stared
Searching my soul for some sign
Then she pushed away
Was I rejected
Wondering what she needed
Had I performed well?
I felt deflated
Pondering what I did wrong
Would I ever know?
At last she spoke up
"I choose you" pointing at me
"You start on Monday"
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