There is a legend from the ancient fires
That when a body dies, the soul does not expire
But it continues through the ages, grace upon graces
Changing its location, wearing different faces
When two souls their paths abide
Return to gather in eras of needed tribes
The powers that be return them there
So they may uplift, gather in prayer
That they may break bread and commune together
Hold the umbrellas through storms and sunny weather
And sometimes it’s seen as a gracious boon
That one knows the other never too soon
They see the smile, the movement in grace
They feel the love returning from their own face
The one from where the legend of ancient fires sprung
And they know that the cycle has once again begun.