Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? or to the winter wind that blows down the valleys and whips your hair into a glorious tangle as you climb forrested peaks in hopes of catching the blazing star just sinking slowly gently purposefully religiously beneath the horizon coating your kingdom in orange and pinks and purples setting all you see on fire as if it burned with each quick beat of your heart and blow colder winds to replenish your lungs for a strong and careful journey down your many times conquered mountain so that you may come again and again and again to see the sun and the view and breath the winds that blow and fall in love every single time
this poem is about you... even though you don't have hair.