I WANT TO WATER YOUR HEART

I

I WANT TO WATER YOUR HEART,

TO TEART YOU A SMILE,

OF PEARLS AS STARS,

THAT LIGHT MY LIFE,

AS A STRONGLY  LIGHT,

IN ETERNAL MISTY NIGHTS.

II

I WANT TO WATER YOUR HEART,

TO TEAR YOU A SMILE,

AS FRESHLY SNOWFALLS,

TO KISS  IT, TO BITE ,

SLOWLY WITHOUT HURRIES.

III

I WANT TO WATER YOUR HEART,

AND MAKE YOUR BEAT RISE,

ON THE STERILE GROUND OF MINE,

FILLING MY FROZEN CAMP,

WITH REDLY BLOSSONS OF SHINES.

IV

I WANT TO WATER YOU HEART,

TO TEAR YOU A SMILE,

THAT ONE WHO DRIVES ME CRAZY,

WHEN THOUGHTS RECALL ME WHY,

HALTING THE SLIGHTLY DREAM,

YOUR AWAKENESS OF FIRSTLY GLANCE.

V

I WANT TO WATER YOUR HEART,

TO GROW IN MY WITHINS,

THE ROOTS OF LONGINS ABSENTS,

NOW THAT YOU’RE FARLY AWAY,

WITH BLOSSONS OF NEWLY ROSES,

SMELLING A DISTANT PLACE.

VI

I WANT TO WATER YOUR HEART,

TO SPRING YOUR DESIRE,

AND NEVER FORGET YOU LOVE.

AND YOUR FRAGRANCES  OF SWEETLY CENSES.

ARISING FOR EVER.

YOUR DEEPEST SENTIMENTS.

I WANT TO WATER YOUR HEART,
TO TEAR YOU A SMILE, NOW YOU ARE SO FAR.