The Waterfall Enchantress

A crystal river is flowing and falling below. Fact or fiction I`ve heard the tale of death lady`s cove. <br>Many men come here to seek the enchantress divine, lured by her power to heal saddened, heartbroken minds.<br>She stands behind the falls that crush the bodies onto jagged lime. Blood mixed with water a crimson stream<br>now washes through mine.<br><br>I can hear her song, a haunted melody.<br>I can now see her face, unequaled beauty.<br><br>Legend does say<br>a fearless heart will cross the falls unharmed.<br>But who doth have<br>a fearless heart that`s also broken<br><br>A warrior am I who`s fought not wars of swords and armor.<br>The thirst of loneliness I`ve tried to quench for all my life.<br><br>Moving closer I gaze onto healing emerald eyes. Song of solace breathes through the lips of soothing red wine.<br>Long flowing hair blows through whispers of wind from my dreams. Two arms that will embrace and hands<br>that will caress my longing face.<br><br>Her voice now calls me clear, my fear`s abandoned.<br>Lustful were other men, whose souls have fallen.<br><br>Can`t see the spray that whips my face and robs the air I breathe.<br>Thunder falls, such power that it dwarfs my body.<br><br>Yet I continue on even if it means that I will drown<br>to know that I have felt the hope she gives forever moving.<br><br>Moving on and on. To what ending? I still hear her song.<br>Under or through the waterfall I now shall go.<br><br>SOLO<br><br>Behind me water falls, my body is left behind.<br>My soul now in her arms, enchanted I`ll remain<br>on, on forever on…forever enchanted.