I pursue you, faint fully seeking the twilight mist,
Forth fully searing the garden maidens wrist,
Shouting the catch of a first fruits fish,
I pursue you.
You entice me, the ringing of water off the bawn’s first tide,
The sun at midday from the blue set sky,
The cooing of the birds in a nest tree high,
You entice me.
You reject me, the west warm wind that strikes at noon,
The cotton ball streaking of the rabbit’s first move,
The sunset speaking warm words to the moon,
You reject me.
You elude me, the sun recedes while the stars give way,
The animal instinct that was hiding through day,
The coolness of night brings fresh things to say,
You elude me.
You confuse me, the silence of darkness with the singing of life,
The black of the roads with the beams of white light,
The serenity of evening with the chills of the night,
You confuse me.
I pursue you, the dawning of sun with the dew of the eve,
A fresh start that dries the wet from the leaves,
A summer of sun with the birth of new means,
I pursue you.

