Water and Strung Night

Tarryn

To the girl with shining eyes,
Who dreams of lighthouses and tea.
Of lanterns and lonely beaches, paris in the snow.

I see your face Tarryn

To the girl with shining eyes,
Who dreams of lighthouses and tea.
Of lanterns and lonely beaches, paris in the snow.

I see your face
Reflected
In puddles and fiull moons,
Echos of a smile in smoke strung night,
Drunk on wine.
Yputh crowned in glimmer like
Patters of jazz across rooftops.

I can see you,
Across blue mountains stretched over shimmering sea;
Yoga to the sunrise.

Conversations as
Forgotten seashells strewn over sores like driftwood;
Jungle ruins slung with vines.

I remember you,
Glittered in laughter and youth.
As innocent as first snow on forest floor.

I hope we meet again
In some time,
Somewhere across this wide world In some mist filled hamlet,
Or a city drunk on rain.

Or a lagoon,
Sea lapped as liquorice, Villa.
Soft wind through white curtains.
Candle wick licks, in supple scented mountain air,
You on the balcony gazing at stars.

Until then my dear,
May you soar above the cloudfeilds,
And that your dreams,
All of them
Will be yours.

Until then,
Girl with shining eyes,
Who dreams of lighthouses,
And cities with broken hearts.

Until then ,
Aurevoir.
Tarryn

To the girl with shining eyes,
Who dreams of lighthouses and tea.
Of lanterns and lonely beaches, paris in the snow.

I see your face
Reflected
In puddles and fiull moons,
Echos of a smile in smoke strung night,
Drunk on wine.
Yputh crowned in glimmer like
Patters of jazz across rooftops.

I can see you,
Across blue mountains stretched over shimmering sea;
Yoga to the sunrise.

Conversations as
Forgotten seashells strewn over sores like driftwood;
Jungle ruins slung with vines.

I remember you,
Glittered in laughter and youth.
As innocent as first snow on forest floor.

I hope we meet again
In some time,
Somewhere across this