| Warmth Touch Could it be again that night That I would lie low in solitary On the wet dried grass in the countryside For the little creature to do it again. Thanks to the oaken roof Nightingale's stage was set In the dewy, calmest night Iistened with all my soul To the beautiful songs of the century Which causeme to go deep at rest. My dream faetureed 'gale And its songs kept sailing in it I floated long in its sound And on its songs I pillow my head The trees swayed as the breeze moved All danced to 'gale's song But I was asleep Feeling the warmth .touch of the sounds. |
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