Daylight, Don't Fade to Grey.

Lights may fade away,

But my heart escapes the grey,

And my love will flood,

Through the blue windows in your eyes.

Lit city streets and taxi streets,

Caress my heart in the lusty night,

Under the stars hung above us,

In the pale moon light.

So, Daylight, don't fade to grey,

But moonlight, don't leave me,

'Cause beneath the stars,

Beneath the shimmer,

Of shattered lights on ivory sprinkles we lay.

On a beach far, far away,

From the rushing sound of people and traffic,

To the whispering waves of this ocean,

We will stay,

On this beach far, far away.

We run along the shore,

Until we can't run no more,

And look up at the liquid blue sky,

As a blanket of water pulls over us.

I don't know where else I'd rather go,

Than to be here with you in this world,

Where the skies open up,

Sprinkling tears of joy upon us.

So, Daylight, don't fade to grey,

But moonlight, don't leave me,

'Cause beneath the stars,

Beneath the shimmer,

Of shattered lights on ivory sprinkles we lay.

Song I wrote in July and decided to edit it and make it into a poem. It has double meaning so most likely no one besides myself will probably understand parts of it without an explanation.