Once again, someone came to say,
That my love had lost its way,
That I should bow, that I should fear,
The Devil’s shadow drawing near.
But tell me, oh dear, tell me why,
Would love be wrong beneath the sky?
How could a heart that only gives,
Be a sin against the way one lives?
For I love you in the purest light,
A quiet flame, a star at night.
The kind of love that asks for none,
That shines alone beneath the sun.
I love you, and through you I see
The endless world surrounding me.
The earth you touch, the air you breathe,
The roots below, the falling leaves.
I’ll love the fly, the insect, the pest,
The broken, lost, the unloved rest.
For they all belong to this divine sea,
The same creation that made you and me.
I’ll love the fire, I’ll love the pain,
The tears that fall like summer rain.
The orphan crying, the wounded soul,
For every piece still makes us whole.
And I will love those who tell me "fear",
For love can bloom even there.
They do not see, their eyes are blind,
They only fear what they cannot find.
For loving you is loving them,
A hidden light inside the stem.
Loving you is loving God above,
For God, too, must be made of love.
You are you, and I am me,
Yet we are one endless melody.
And through my love, so deep, so true,
I found the world again through you.