the Flame:
moth of uncouth heritage,
why do you stare?
you fragile savage,
tempted by my fair.
you were hypnotized,
you can't be blamed,
i'm your admired paradise,
all your strengths are lamed.
my midnight liaison,
don't hesitate to come near.
free from your doubting prison,
fly away from your fear.
oh moth, be not afraid,
for the night will die soon,
so as the sharps of my blade,
to my heat be swooned.
be burned with me,
for i am near fading,
be seared by our intimacy,
your end is waiting.
the Moth:
you dance by the night's rhythm,
you sway under the moon's beam,
you walk me close to death's chasm,
mistress of my every night's dream.
but if you're a precious gift or a bane,
tonight, my endearing heart shall know,
will you give me the curse of pain,
or the heavens of snow?
will my affection be not in vain,
or will you kill me with your bow?
but whatever the god's laid,
my imprudent heart will follow,
if on her flame i slowly cascade,
my eyes will cry with pleasure not sorrow.
for a desire before death was granted,
and if i will witness no tomorrow.
expect me not to be saddened.
my life has been full but narrow.
alas, the midnight is calling,
my darling tardily closing her eyes,
but before you sail to dreaming,
kiss me with your flame,
and burn me to your paradise.
the Night:
pretentious moth circling around
the pliant tongue of fire
when will you sear your wings
and die with your desire?
you lay your eyes on the quite lamp
your life on the edge of the lair
heating your wings from the damp
you hide upon a moon's mare.
you forgot your mother's caution
uncloak your wings from the cool
enticed by the flame's motion
baited by the tongue of a fool
the night is getting darker
you are lulled by the heat
be at rest in eternal slumber
die and burn in her deceit.