At the dawn of day
At the dawn of day, I dream to go away, Wishing I could fly, Grieving, not to cry. Still, tears streaming down, Loneliness settling in, Staring at the walls in the dark, Wondering why dreams grow thin. Riches I do not wish for, Nor fame anymore, Just one to love, And to be loved. When will you come along, And hold my hand all life long? Whether through storms of ignorance, Or in the depths of solitude— For as long as—whichever is longer— Forever or Eternity.