Bulan at Karawitan

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Music, just perfect

the moon makes up its presence

see a serenade.


The moon, oh, so shy

do hide its face at the dark,

vast, starry night sky.


The piper, yes, he

blew his soul though the mouthpiece

hoping she did hear.


"Serenade, my love.

Hear me out. I cry to you.

Listen to my heart.


"I flicked my fingers

on the strings, making music

still no strings attached."


In the still silence,

the beautiful, glorious

fin'ly showed her face


"My dearest piper

devoted you are to me

loyalty it is."


Glowing teary eyes

wells up in his eyes is the

hope that almost died.


"My joy, my Bulan!"

"But I was never yours."

That made his lips meet.



"You are never mine.

Yes, I think I must agree.

You are never mine."



Echoed. It echoed.

Everything he said echoed.

Echoed to his love.


"I, my very self

Is never a possession

But my love I give."


"You gave it to whom?"

"Dear, to you my heart I give."

"Then why can we not?"


"I die every day.

I live the life of the night.

Whole life, I do lack.


"I do have loved you.

You do not deserve a life

Life that is half lived."


By the light she dies

again, she did breathe her last

he breathed in his hope.


Olde piper, your head

covered with gray, saw her die

and live many times.


True, your hair did fade

true your love for remained

o your serenade.



FIN.


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⏰ Last updated: May 12, 2016 ⏰

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