Fletchers’ moss grows at edges nearest marshes of Northern climes
Unable to come and see only once in a lifetime,
I fear I was too late
Return, Fletcher’s moss come grow over mysteries of my fate
Reveal to me tastes of musky air
painted sweet sassafras that entices
You are for my touch,
I long to feel soft moss as spring’s first kiss
Enchantment without lustful tension sublime
Still forbidden Fletcher’s moss the heated magic ascends
Reach to feel moss just that far away
I always miss
Your ethereal spirit it calls
my soul shifts in a paradigm
Words near still water’s ripple unending
Deep below before I drowned
I cannot remit
Stopped in my motion all was terminated
Moss left softly and leaves me here alone
Wryly, smile last born of crescent moons
Veils are now down I fear
I was too soon
Untangle clouds from my silent night's violet skies
Moss of heaven’s so close to my blinded eyes