There's a doe in the forest,
A rustle 'mongst the trees.
A bird flits from her nest;
A squirrel scitters 'cross the leaves.
There's a vision in the sky,
And voices in the wind
Telling me to let them fly,
All those reservations that have been.
Your back is to the sycamore,
And hooves upon the ground.
I know who that smile's for,
Just take a look around.
My wild eyes long to see
What my mind already knows.
The Lady walks among the trees;
Her feet whisper through the grove.
Heavy breaths of passion
Fill the autumn air.
Watch the Lord of the Sun
Overtake the Maiden Fair.
The sunlight plays upon Her
Like a fawn upon the grass.
If only one could hope to lure
The times like these to last.
Time rolls on, and seasons turn
Yet we shall not lament.
Soon the Lady shall return
For naught is permanent.