The Moon, and the Lonely Heart.

A man sat on a pure white beech looking toward the sea,as the sun set behind him. He was a good man a man with a good heart, yet in his soul, he was he had no one to love, no one to care for, no one to comfort him in his times of one to tell his secrets to, no one to say its all right. But most important of all he had no one to tell him the words he long to hear, the words I love you. Many times before he told himself that if he had a lover he would be good, and true to 'd buy her dimond rings, and anything else if she so desired, and if she wanted the kind of things that money just couldn't buy, then he would be more then happy to give them to none of these things were possible for him to do,for he had no lover to do them the sun dissapeared behind the horizon, and the stars came out, and began to fluter like the eyes of young maidens so fare, and this made the young man feel even worse. "Oh I wish I could be with you fare maids." He said to the heavens in vain, and just as he began to cry a ray of silvery light came down from the face of the full moon and made a spotlight on the beach near the young along the ray came several dainty little sparkles of silver, and white,and as they filtered down on the gentle sea breeze onto the point of light, they formed a being, and what a beautiful being it was. She was dressed in a milky white gown, that floated around her, and its tassels waved ever so slowly behind her like wore no jewlery, and no shoes,but her feet seemed to barely touch the ground at skin was milkey white, whith flakes of silver on her arms, legs, and face, was the most beautiful of all,her eyes were of the deepest dark green, but not a harsh green,and they sparkled like gems of finnest lips where white, but covered in a sparkling silver balm,and her hair, a pure platinum white, flew behind her ,and was even longer then the tassels of her dress. "Oh heavenl maid," the young man said, in an awed voice, "Oh beautiful maid, what manner of woundrous creature are you?" "I have come from heaven above, to give you comfort young lover." "But we now must not talk, for my time is not forever long." "Shall we dance, take my hand if you so desire to." The maid said extending her hand of pure white toward him. The young man took up her hand, words falling to reach him, and they danced. They danced accross the sand, they danced above the water, they danced above the mountains, and they danced down in the valleys, and only when the gold of the sun began to come, did either one speek again. "My time, it is done, I must go now my love." Said the maid to her partner at last. "Were are you going, and why, and will we ever meet again?" "We shall, but only when it is night, and only when my face is full in the sky."And with these words she parted from him, in the same way that she had come.

So lonely hearts, and helpless lovers, if you ever feel alone
Look up to the moon, and very soon
You will find comfort in her.