darling, do not not know this weight you cast upon my weary heart? are you a stranger to the ache of a somber mind, or a soul that withstands defeat? truly, darling, you are foreign to this animosity. for no other person no other soul would cast a stone unto the heart of a lover the way you have. darling, your ignorance betrays you. your innocence is the enemy to you and i alike; for, how could i love you any longer when my longing is severed by the bitter hand of poor fortune? and how could i look into your cedar eyes and say, "darling, not anymore" or, "i cannot feel your breath any longer" or, "leave me in my despondency"; and how could i touch your fair skin and trace my fingers over your lashes your lips your skin and decide that it is no longer. darling, give me your breath just one last time. give me your weight, your undamaged kiss and depart without a word. for these lavender skies tell not our fate; so onward we press and give our weighted hearts to none.