Thy Dawning

I tried to blame the wind,

I tried to blame the night,

When I gave up yearning,

Thou, stood like a faith.

Past days of longing,

Craving thy glimpse.

Reality was absurd,

Thy grace was thirst.

Present, in chaos of night,

I stand beside thou.

Yet the desire unspoken,

Of Minstrel who regrets.

Me a stranger indeed to thou,

Thy elegance so innocent.

Thine eyes, thy hair, thy smile,

Imperishable as I adore.

Aches to see thy parting,

Abandoned me with sinners.

Yet undying need for thou,

Buried deep in mine heart.