06. She Walks in Beauty (Song Inspired by Lord George Gordon Byron)

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She walks in silence through the dark,
A whisper wrapped in falling stars,
Her shadow glows, a softer spark
Than firelight flickering from afar.
No diamond blazes with such grace,
She moves the world with just her face.

And every step, a sacred sound,
Where heaven’s hush and dreams are found.

She walks in beauty, like the night,
When all the noise has turned to light.
Dark and bright in perfect line,
A thousand storms within her shine.
She walks in beauty, calm and true—
And all I am is drawn into
The stillness in her eyes of blue...
Like the night.

No pride, no gold could match her soul,
So pure, so deep, beyond control.
Her heart’s a lantern burning low,
Where secrets bloom and wild winds blow.
She speaks in echoes, soft and wide,
The stars themselves fall at her side.

A gentle force that none can bind,
She leaves the day far back behind.

She walks in beauty, like the night,
A living verse, a lover’s rite.
Dark and bright in sweet accord,
No sharper blade, no kinder sword.
She walks in beauty, veiled in grace—
And I am lost in that embrace,
A moment held in endless space...
Like the night.

Not of this world, and yet she stays,
A moonlight soul through cloudless haze.
No dawn could touch the peace she brings—
She is the song the silence sings.

She walks in beauty, through the dark,
A holy flame, a beating spark.
Dark and bright forever twined,
A lullaby the stars designed.
She walks in beauty, still and wide,
With all the heavens on her side—
And I remain here, mesmerized...
Like the night.