A time, it was beneath the loving moon, Upon the flute he played his gentle tunes She stared, entranced, into the danicng fire And neither thought beneath the loving moon
The candle flames flickered in the wind Overhead, the trees began to sing Silver moon and silver spirits wept Whispering and playing in the wood.
A time, it was beneath the loving moon, The midnight fire in the soft wind blown Entrancing they who laughed within its glow Like winter children playing in the snow.
A time, it was, for those who from afar Heard the rhythmic beating woodland heart Delighting in solace made for two Lovers lost within the midnight blue
No 'twas not a dream, that time of Warmth and peace, while spirits with ease watched He 'neath the moon, upon his flute She, entranced by fire's soothing Such infinite closenes In silence, deep ove's reveries and its ways.