Two Greek lovers

Two Greek lovers
 
Two Greek lovers walking hand in hand,
Not caring for Victorian purity,
Defying the laws of their Christian land,
Living a life of beauty and luxury.
 
They do not see people's glares,
A suspicious officer believing common lies,
Do not seem to mind when he stares,
'cause they notice nothing but each other's eyes.
 
Young lovers, I wish you all the luck of life,
Because we know what they deny,
is sweeter, purer, softer than man and wife,
So fight and stay together until you die.
 
And even then, die together,
And winged you'll live the dreams in your mind,
And it will be so much better,
Than the ignorance you left behind.