I touch thy impressive brow
heavy laden with unresolved shadow.
Doth thou feel the need to shade,
thy schemes of things I needn't know.
Oh, how fortunate am I to have thou
Such a fool-hardy and caring protector,
To hide me away from un-needed pain.
My protector who has turned neglector.
Where fore art thou, Shakesperian Romeo,
To sing me songs of unrequited love.
Thy who should soar with me
In the mortal realm, but above.
Doth thou feel the need to shame me,
And hide thy image from my hindered sight,
To cast me from thy embrace and Otherworld,
and encompass me, Thy Lover, in an endless night...