The strongest example of love isn't Romeo and Juliet;
many haven't realized yet:
it's man's love for sorrow and solitude.
To an empty, cold room, he offers true gratitude.

Love shan't exist without sorrow—
was God's unspoken law.
As a result,
man's first experience with misery must leave him in awe.

When man finally accepts being alone,
then, and only then, is he pleased.
Only then is his heart truly eased.