His heart torn apart.
His head was a shed.
His mind was quite blind,
To all that was said.

His dame was the same.
From her lips to her hips.
She'd shiver and quiver,
And all else was eclipsed.

They met on the net.
In chat and all that.
They would boast they were close,
Well, through the mouse mat.

That night, the ice broke.
When she 'phoned him at home.
And heard the voice of her bloke.
It turned her to jelly, the way that he spoke.

Her voice was quite soft.
It was gentle and quiet.
Her words they did waft,
And his fears and his worry dis'peared in mad flight.

They listened and whispered.
They breathed and they sighed.
Their souls freely bared.
It was true, they were tied.

Their minds and their souls were bonded quite tight.
The fires of love were burning quite bright.
They had no control o'er their smiles of delight.
Every nerve in their bodies, this love did excite.

They met very soon. He went to her place.
Their eyes met and they stared at each other's face.
Their hearts started to pound then started to race,
As they stood on the doorstep, locked in embrace.

It seemed like a day,
But 'twas over so quick.
He was now on his way.
They both felt quite sick.

Their love was so new,
So how could it be,
They both felt so blue
To such a degree.

Whenever they met, for a day or a week,
Their time was so short, or so it would seem.
The partings got worse. That time was so bleak.
Their lives were so crazy. They needed a scheme.

His life had been bad.
His family half dead.
He'd really been sad,
It'd messed with his head.

She'd Always been single,
A parent, but lone.
At weddings she'd tingle,
But never her own.

They'd floated along,
On a sea black and deep,
And not all that strong,
As, quite often, they'd weep.

Then, they were lifted aboard,
The Internet boat.
Their spirits restored,
They were no longer remote.

They decided quite soon,
They should be together,
And they vowed to the moon,
They would love each, forever.

And true to their word,
When the new year did start,
Her things she transferred,
To live with her sweetheart.

Together they'd left their old worlds behind,
And their vows to the moon, they'd repeat.
Their lives were now one and also their minds,
As they felt their new life was complete.