
In Irish legend, lovers were transformed into swans in order to be with the one they loved...
Rated: Fiction K - English - Words: 190 - Reviews: 4 - Favs: 1 - Published: 01-27-05 - id: 1817960
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The Swan
Where I a white plume upon the wind
Or on sparkling waters adrift
Oh, I would float along without end
Lest trivial life leave me bereft
To shed the dull vestments of my younger days
To leave behind the world I know
Forget my fears; let the past drift away
Allow better days to grow
Oh for one day of beauty, robed in white
Transform my world; a love that's plain to see
Spread my wings – soar to new heights
With heart, soul and spirit set free
Oh for a love who can see more
Than a dull, strange girl, wrapped in a world
Of magic and mystery, haunted by days gone before
And her lonely hidden heart unfold
Ah, for someone who'll sail forever
Where the river takes us, till time is gone
A promise in faith, to keep us together
Until our souls move on
He'll see me as a swan
A/N: There are several celtic legends where heroes and gods have transformed into swans in order to experience a love that was forbidden - to this day, the birds pair for life :)
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