I know you're no good for me
But I want to hold your hands
And walk through grassy, morning lands...
I wish you'd wish as well to be.
Dreams are like far distant clouds
Gliding past our little lives,
Sent from where all good derives,
But all pass on, without a sound.
You are my lovely, fleeting dream,
I cling, half-knowing, to the thought
Of you and I, and all we sought-
The sweet perfection, it would seem.
And then the groan, the creak, the moan;
The sounds of coming wakefulness.
The grey world; without you, much less.
I lose what I can never own.
And lower still along this line,
I lose you more and more each time.
To reach for skies too glad and blue;
To fall apart, and all to rue.