She gazes at me, those stone-cold eyes,  
Piercing deep, where my heart pumps.  
That stare, a curse, of sweet deception,  
Binding my mind in desperate obsession.  

My eyes bleed salt, my knees start to quake,  
I plead for forgiveness for my audacity to stare.  
For gazing upon that divinely carved face,  
I pray for her eyes to let me leave.  

I push my fingers deep into my eyes,
casting a shadow over her devilish smile that keeps me bounded.
I dig them deeper into the skull,
I feel the past mistakes,
the green fields, and her.
It the only cure that slowly stops the ache of her hands,
deep inside my ribs.