Dear boy! The love that dare not speak it's name which caused you suffering, expounds these days; no golden sphynxes fold their wings in shame, there's pride in gaiety and all it's ways.
To think that tiny window on the sky was all you had, to show the world was real! For bigotry and hate will always try to break a butterfly upon a wheel.
Bereft and broken, still by love possessed, you were vanquished by prejudicial law; and yet, with trusting candour, you confessed to all the passion you were fighting for.
From Paradise to gutter, behind bars, Oscar was always looking at the stars.