Same Moon
Celestial Love Chronicles: Same Moon's Poetic Dance
Lyrics
Same moon in sky over me
Reflecting on the presence of the same moon in the sky over the speaker.
Same moon I see, his eyes see
Noting that the moon observed by the speaker is the same one seen by their lover.
Aren't you the same moon that smiles so wistfully?
Questioning if the moon is the same celestial body that appears to smile with a sense of longing.
Watched as my lover swore love eternally
Recalling the moment when the speaker's lover made eternal promises.
You sent down moonbeams to share in our embrace
Describing the moon sending down moonbeams to share in the lovers' embrace.
As warm as his lips on my face
Comparing the warmth of the moonbeams to the warmth of the lover's lips on the speaker's face.
Same moon in sky over me
Reiterating the presence of the same moon in the sky over the speaker.
Same moon I see, his eyes see
Emphasizing that the moon observed is the same one seen by the lover.
Weren't you my friend as you listened from above?
Asking if the moon was a friend, implying a sense of shared experiences.
Held back night's end as a favour to my love
Suggesting that the moon delayed the end of the night as a favor to the speaker's love.
Aren't you the same moon that lit our lonely stream
Questioning if the moon is the same one that illuminated a lonely stream where the lover responded to a dream.
Where gently he answered my dream
Recalling a moment by the stream when the lover answered a dream.
Same moon in sky over me
Reaffirming the presence of the same moon in the sky over the speaker.
Same moon I see, his eyes see
Reiterating that the moon observed is the same one seen by the lover.
I was so carefree perhaps I should have known
Reflecting on a time of carefreeness, possibly hinting at a realization of naivety.
That you were jealous we mooning all alone
Suggesting that the moon might have been envious while the lovers were enjoying their time alone.
So you bewitched him and then revengefully
Implying that the moon, out of jealousy, enchanted the lover and took revenge by separating them.
You captured my true love from me
Stating that the speaker's true love was captured by the moon's actions.
Same moon I see, his eyes see
Repeating the acknowledgment of the same moon observed by the speaker.
But his eyes are now far from me
Expressing a sense of distance, as the lover's eyes are now far from the speaker.
Same moon I see, his eyes see
Repeating the acknowledgment of the same moon while highlighting the lover's distant eyes.
But his eyes are now far from me
Emphasizing the distance of the lover's eyes from the speaker.
Same moon I see, his eyes see
Repeating the acknowledgment of the same moon observed by the speaker.
But his eyes are now far from me
Reiterating the idea that the lover's eyes are now far from the speaker.
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