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Ritarando: To Juliette on the Balcony

If love is tied to the stars, and to fate, to what seems to be just a fleeting dream- Perhaps star crossed or maybe all is lost, Will we know before the end of the scene? Are there hints? If so, what do they mean? What exactly, do all of these signs foretell? Is there a theme amongst the clues, between Half-hearted attempts at wishing well? But on these things, we do not dwell- Passions play should be a victimless crime. No heaven, nor hell, nor friar, nor spell, Could part us before our appointed time! Can we live, with the world as our rhyme, And as poets, play our songs to the part? Would you be mine if I could divine the secret melodies that lay in your heart? So this I swear, before God, in this state- To love you, as if this were our final scene. And then forevermore, our love will endure As an endless dream within our dreams.
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elijah-corbeau
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Sep 18, 2014
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