Put out the candlelight,
and come and join me by the fire,
because its flames they rise so enchantingly,
and we in its warmth in each other’s arms,
can talk until the dawn of what is in our hearts,
and what is in our minds, and of what does inspire,
and what better a place is there than by the fire,
because with you, you delicate thing,
I love you so much,
and in your heart and in your mind,
you know me like no other,
and I wish to tell you of my day,
and I wish to kiss you so gently,
and soothe your worries away,
so, come and join me by the fire,
and let me run my fingers through your hair,
because my emotions,
my emotions and my senses,
they are heightened by you in so many ways,
and what greater a pleasure could there be,
and how much finer could be the night,
for in our happy home under the stars,
and the moon and by the fire,
we will sit contentedly in each other’s company,
and when you so choose,
if it makes you happy, please do sing to me,
because with your beautiful voice, it lifts me to the heavens,
and by the fire so bright, how much better is the night,
the night wrapped in your arms,
and filled by your charms,
and so happy in your company,
because in your company,
it does bring to me such great delight,
and your words are so beautiful,
and how they float so elegantly in the air,
as elegantly as the embers from the fire,
that rise before our eyes,
and your voice how it does lift me up so,
and does so gently sooth my mind,
for in it and with you I am content,
under the stars and the heavens,
and in our happy home,
with you by the fire.
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