A night in Carpathia.
The moon glimmers frost
on sheets of snow through
forests of moss.
A knight of still
gallivants through hills
As mistral string opens her cheeks
to bays of silver.
Lo!
The summer scented song
of the lady in snow
,while wounded partridges
burnish gardens of ice..
She deliberates on the sun
catching gasping woodbine.
Breathing through the hems of mist..
And even the white of peaks enter your forestal room...
Fill the night with ambergris,
let holly garnish your brow,
kneel in tombs of wax
as we pray for the end of Christ.
Carpathia hold me fast.
We ride hand in hand
viewing a circus of rakes,
a troupe brought to your land,
an exhibit of fairies,
holding fallen stars
and phantoms gilding through
crimson glades.
Oh!
Forget the jesters and show
I d prefer to chase your ember hair
as you hold Leda in your arms.
Gouged by cruel lily pads
and the purple blows of spring.
Fighting for the renaissance!
Your snowy majesty
with buxom legs
and shadowed greaves,
Hunting under peals
of thunder,
exposing welkin flame.