歌曲 | Sorrows Of The Moon |
歌手 | Therion |
专辑 | Lepaca kliffoth |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Ain | |
Tonight the moon, by languorous memories obsessed, | |
Lies pensive and awake: a sleepless beauty amid | |
The tossed and multitudinous cushions of her bed, | |
Caressing with an abstracted hand the curve of her breast. | |
Surrendered to her deep sadness as to a lover, for hours | |
She lolls in the bright luxurious disarray of the sky — | |
Haggard, entranced — and watches the small clouds float by | |
Uncurling indolently in the blue air like flowers. | |
When now and then upon this planet she lets fall, | |
Out of her idleness and sorrow, a secret tear, | |
Some poet — an enemy of slumber, musing apart — | |
Catches in his cupped hands the unearthly tribute, all | |
Fiery and iridescent like an opal's sphere, | |
And hides it from the sun for ever in his heart. |
zuo ci : Ain | |
Tonight the moon, by languorous memories obsessed, | |
Lies pensive and awake: a sleepless beauty amid | |
The tossed and multitudinous cushions of her bed, | |
Caressing with an abstracted hand the curve of her breast. | |
Surrendered to her deep sadness as to a lover, for hours | |
She lolls in the bright luxurious disarray of the sky | |
Haggard, entranced and watches the small clouds float by | |
Uncurling indolently in the blue air like flowers. | |
When now and then upon this planet she lets fall, | |
Out of her idleness and sorrow, a secret tear, | |
Some poet an enemy of slumber, musing apart | |
Catches in his cupped hands the unearthly tribute, all | |
Fiery and iridescent like an opal' s sphere, | |
And hides it from the sun for ever in his heart. |
zuò cí : Ain | |
Tonight the moon, by languorous memories obsessed, | |
Lies pensive and awake: a sleepless beauty amid | |
The tossed and multitudinous cushions of her bed, | |
Caressing with an abstracted hand the curve of her breast. | |
Surrendered to her deep sadness as to a lover, for hours | |
She lolls in the bright luxurious disarray of the sky | |
Haggard, entranced and watches the small clouds float by | |
Uncurling indolently in the blue air like flowers. | |
When now and then upon this planet she lets fall, | |
Out of her idleness and sorrow, a secret tear, | |
Some poet an enemy of slumber, musing apart | |
Catches in his cupped hands the unearthly tribute, all | |
Fiery and iridescent like an opal' s sphere, | |
And hides it from the sun for ever in his heart. |