ENDLESS LOVE
by Walter William Safar
I am standing in the company of moon shadows,And you are hiding behind the veil of solitude,Like many a wonderful dreamThat died countless timesOn the palm of the yearning night.
Many nights were dressed in turquoise dresses,Leaving for southern areas,And you still haven't appeared;
I am standing in the company of moon shadows,And once again you're not around.Perhaps I would stop looking for youIf my dreams weren't so sure of you.Dreamless people sayThat the poet's vivid imagination is sending youTo tear him away from the solitudeThat nature had sent to the very center of the soul.Still, I am sure that you shall appear,So sure of myself,Like a calm man in the middle of the night,Sent off on his road of dreams by love;
I am standing in the company of moon shadows,Loving you more than I did yesterday.That love so lonely,So fragile,So timid,So yearning,The unfortunate loveThat I hold dear in this horrible swirl of desperation;
I am standing in the company of moon shadows,And even when I think that imagination is sending you,I patiently wait for you to appear,Like a woman in darkness,To shine all the way up to the higher, holy domains;That love so endless,Sent to heaven by the heart of a dreamer.
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