Betwixt the death that circumscribes this mournful scenery
My love doth bathe in lighted cracks of neolithic heart
And though it shines he sees me not and speaks strange words to me
My angel sculpted out of stone, indifference is his art.
Denied I am but know ye this, his heart does beat for me
Can earth not quake, and rock not break, and bastion make move?
His rattle and divine schism do whisper stoic poetry
Unto mine ear where grace doth build a fortress to my love.
And so I press away my soul and urge him still to live
Without me gripping fast to stone, what have I still to do?
His artful time and cunning eyes he need no longer give
No flower ever met a crag and found so sweet to woo.
I give my last farewell to thee, make haste, remember well
I break my life so passionately, I'll remember thee in Hell.
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