beside the dewy fern,
I fell faint by the grazes;
I've got a lot to learn.
My shirt stayed dry
Despite the great downpour,
Your anatomy saved both ardently
--what was mine and yours.
When it was time to collect
both thoughts and damp shoes,
I thanked you with a clasp;
The sky refused the gray, and welcomed blue.
Farewell to this occasion
I never liked the sun.
For it is only in winter
I can be unrelentingly undone.
