The night sky lights the fallen star
To hold us in its grasp yet mock us from afar
As cancer holds us all askew
To mourn the dying now and start a life anew
The shadows move the moonless breeze
Across the lustrous shore
As flames engulf
The anechoic halls forevermore

In fields the night is but
A thousand interwoven beams
To close my eyes and never rise
From interlunar dreams

My dying moment's searing kiss
The final proclamation
Of what I'll never miss
Beneath infinity I see
The radiance within
And what I loathe in thee

How did the source of all things grand
Become a mortal tomb?
How did such sadness stem
From love embodied in the womb

From earth the night is like
A calling home, or so it seems
To close my eyes and never rise
From interlunar dreams

The futility of being,
The heavenly despair
The gushing smears of pain
At last unfurled
As crimson love expands
Around a now eternal stare
I dream alone
For this is not my world