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If your heart begins to carry burdens
And you begin to feel your soul benight
For you, perhaps, you may become heavy
For me, my love, you will ever be light
What agenda does this universe have?
What game is it I am oblivious to?
As if you gave your heart to autumn, for
What it destroys never blossoms again
Fortunate are those who are loved back
Even fortunate those whose love is cul
Do you remember how the sun, set
On the occasion, we last conversed?
First, it hid behind some lousy clouds
As I was uttering my dying words
Then, out it came with a shiny glare
As I grasped the truth of your beauty
'Twas nothing but my own reflection
To my surprise and curiosity.
Now the sun's told our tale to this town
And I heard how it had made you smile
So if the thought of me drew a smile
Then, I have mastered true lover's guile
The moon stays beautiful with its craters
So why then are you afraid of your scars?
Child of shadows, once born of flesh
Un-winged, amidst fear and agony
'Fraid of the lurking and yet to come
Oblivious, to the code of chivalry.
Voids in his desire were unveiled, as
Love taught him; death with dignity.
In desire to be and in wanting to live
His wretched soul began to purge,
As he wept at the beauty of night
He commenced to sing his own dirge,
Then born again of fire; ascended,
Like Phoenix must burn to emerge.
Often it's hard to differ pain and joy,
Some give up on differentiating
The more I loved you the more I found me
Old friend, I am writing to you again
The infamous tale of squandered love
To have my denial broken by myself
To have accepted past for my behove
To have grown into a man of honor
To have embraced the code of chivalry
To have been reborn as a bird of myth
To have caught lies in nightly reverie
Lost myself in this chronic transition
I regret the love wasted, in-between
Who knew life can just be happy or full
If only the great men ere had foreseen
As humbled as I have become due this
I'm failing to see the point of these rhymes
So old friend, do tell me what is better
Death, endured once or a zillion times?
Listen well, as I speak of my upsurge;
For I'm a lover, without a lover
I am a flame, without a combustion
I am a novice, without a mentor
I am a healer, without a wounded
I am a winner, without a trophy
I'm a captain, without a devotee
And above all, I'm alone – not lonely
I know surely you're thinking of me, for
I am strange, and you're kind to the stranger