Lavender Skies

A Poem by Solilokiss

We marvelled at the ultraverse
Her baroquish lavender skies
And walked the ancient streets of Mars
When Ares used to fly

We sat to see the crack at dawn
From an egg to a dinosaur
We lay that thick mayanic brick
And danced Atlantis' shores

We smiled upon the goofy ape
Who learned to play such human games
Spoke in light with the Anu-Nai
And waved to see them sail

Saw the sun kiss the frosty cape
Watched it melt down the coldest age
And of all the things I've done with you
I would do it all again

We lamented with the angels
When they placed love on the cross
We hid the magic book of Thoth
To save the race before it lost

We tasted the oldest rain drop
And giggled with all that was said
The first man on the moon, we knew
We were the first to wed

We shook the hand of Godly One
For the majesty of his art
We were his sweetness, you and I
The warming of his heart

We walked the arid desert plains
Sprinkling Arabian sands
In awe of the Tuscan sunset
We smiled while hand in hand

And when the tall tree of Life fell
And found you on your fallen knees
I sat beside you, squeezed you tight
And cried oh Heavens please!

Then the fiery gates between us
Heaven to hell brought woeful sorrow
You cried, my love, please wait for me
I called, see you in the morrow!

My Helios, how I love you
Cried Luna to the blinding Sun
My love, see you in the 'morrow
When two again are one

Burnt to the core but not broken
Please baby, please now, dry your eyes
Life's a dream and when awoken
We'll hail the lavender skies