Midnight Garden Poem by Henry Lockheart

Away, away, far away
Places no one thought to lay
Lies a garden filled with flowers
Distanced from all the cowards

Stranger son of a man
Visiting the garden he thought he can
Venture across land and sea
To come across the flower many prayed to see

Between two mountains and two trees
There he found the one to please
Gates opened so gracefully
Welcomed the man cheerfully

Neglecting the beauty of the green and blue
Wanting to see the only one true
'I see! I see! ' said the one of blood
Happiness began to flood

'Oh the flower of the night'
'I uncovered you under the light'
'Allow me to stay now and ever'
'I would love you forever'