Oh, the sweet summer nectar brought in the butterflies and honeybees
Floating in on the warm wind and ferocious for the flower
I witnessed the beautiful dance
The purposeful and impassioned waltz
With perfection arising from their faults
I tasted that nectar once myself
In a land of molasses and mountain peaks
Close to the sun in the twilight evenings
Touching the face of a lover
Wanting to be no other place than right there
And, then, oh, how those flowers bent their heads toward the earth
As the source of the light fell behind the earth their heads were bent towards
I knew that what comes must also leave
According to time allotted to each their own
And, how what springs up must someday no longer grow
Looking down into the valley
I can’t help but remembering the glow
Wildflowers up-sprung from their repose
And, how I long to see them in their glory once again
With the butterflies and honeybees in all their beauty
So, once the sun again rises
I will open my eyes like a newborn baby
And, take the world in with eyes rising high from a lowly place
And, feel the innocence once again upon that valley
The same way the sweetness of love’s nectar feels upon the skin