I found you once in ancient light,Beneath the stars, in silver night.A whispered name, a fleeting face—Yet something stirred I can't replace.
In battle's roar, in kingdom's fall,Through lifetimes' rise, I've loved through all.A peasant's hands, a poet's soul,In every skin, you made me whole.
A glance across a crowded street,My heart forgot how not to beat.Though time may strip the form you wear,Your soul remains — I know it there.
We met in flames, in snow, in rain,In joy, in sorrow, loss, and gain.Each life we lead, we start anew,But still, somehow, I'm drawn to you.
So when this frame returns to dust,And stars reclaim what once was us,Know this, my love: I'll seek again—Through life, through death, through joy, through pain.
For love like ours will not forget.We're not done dancing through lifetimes yet.