phenomenal sky

  — by Blue


The stars were bright when it happened. 

The moon was full and it was huge. 

So near these celestials came to Earth.

They were aligned in a safe refuge. 


The gods could've sworn it was a miracle. 

The dryad's would've deemed it foretold. 

The mermaids could've rejoiced in song. 

The fairies flooding us dusts of gold. 


But the whole world was silent and still. 

The humans stuck in their little heads. 

They were, but we weren't, at least I hope 

For it was the perfect moment we lead. 


The miracle of the century for a second. 

The magic of a lifetime for but a few years. 

A part of my life, a fraction of your time;

A beautiful experience molding fears. 


It was the grandest affair. 

It was the purest of sight. 

It was, but no one saw,

For the time wasn't right. 


And just like the phenomenal stars aligned

In the middle of a blue sky, sunlit

Our love shined but was never seen 

A gift for the night that wasn't given to it. 


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