Sometimes I sit alone, among the fire,
Like a Cartesian lover, holding desire.
I wonder what is love at all,
Be it lust or, like a blinded fool,
Is it nothing? Is it like air,
Breathed through despair?
Or something solemn, unkind,
Unkindered.
You fly, drowned in the Icarian Sea,
Giddy with joy, soaring curiously.
Oh Daedalus, help me to fly,
Not too close, from the sun in the sky.
Lay me among natures beauty,
In those moments I sit and think of you.