Lightly and gracefully, you dance far away on the lake Delighted and enchanted, I watch you dance towards me Lovely, you look, out of water Shaking feathers with ease you stretch your legs lazily but with elegance, and Gently, I touch your soft wings Close to each other, we sit, with June breezes, and the sun blessing warmly When I take leave unwillingly Reluctant to part, you follow me I sit down again, and Sweetly, we nap together Opening my eyes to see you enjoy your lunch I whisper goodbye to the wind, and Do not dare to turn my head, even once Patiently, you wait, besides the dam Overly joyed, I see you, from a bridge Unhesitant, are your steps, and Tender, your kisses Broken, though is my heart as I watch Painfully, you sing, a swan song with a damaged foot Desperately, I look for you over every corner along the river Hopeless, I run to Humane Society of Huron Valley only find homeless cats and dogs in the shelters Nervously, I dial the number, of the turtle man, then the duck lady Finally, relieved after I hear her kind voice However, the first time, I regret I am not rich How much I want to take you home if I had a house on the waterfront Lightly, you go, as lightly as you've come Take chrysanthemums with you leaving clouds Quietly, you dance, now, in my mind Silence is the song I sing today at the water edge
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