Morning In Mist
So soft, and humble
He whispers through the night
In the dawn, it lingers
Still frosted in the air
He, arose, and in a silent breath he took,
The curtain in his hand
And pulled away, shed were light and headed in
Through glass, through body, hair and mind
So close, yet gentle
He whispered her to wake
To see, the birds flight from north
And the oak, stood silent on its place
The fog, wermth hill, and together they both sat,
With their teacups in their hands
And drank, as the wind outside fell asleep
In the morning, through grey, grey sky and heart
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