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Night falls over my soul, yet Inside my heart she dwells, Never seen, but always felt, Always commanding my love. My angel watches over me, Yet she does not realize it. Heaven is her abode; Every day she guides my steps, As I breathe only for her, Respiration is adoration, Telling her softly in whispers: Bice, Bice, be not troubled; Everything will come around. At the moment you least expect, There will be what you seek, Standing before you, waiting. Once I had not known her; Now I cannot forget her. Last seen long ago, Yet always in my vision. Forgetting my own ambitions, Only her joy concerns me, Replacing my selfish t

I gaze at the moon, knowing the pull That she exerts o'er the ocean's tides, Observe her pure, reflecting white light Revealing the wonders the night hides. And my heart is so full, Beholding the sight. O divine Selanna, you are my heart's fire. Could I never be the companion you need, I would be so happy to see your light shine Onto another.

I ask myself, "Could this be love I feel?" This one I barely know and never see, My heart absorbs her ev'ry single word; I can't believe how this could be so real, And yet it seems like just a fantasy. How do you love one never seen nor heard? I feel her pains, her joys, and her regrets, But why I do escapes my puzzled mind, So I ignore my mind and trust my heart, My heart which aches for her and ne'er forgets. She is a woman of a special kind, To me a veritable work of art. I do not even care if she is mine; I only want for joy to fill her soul, To liberate her from all pain and doubt. I want to see her inner beauty shine And

Un sol brillante, Radiante, En el cielo azul, Baile conmigo, Su amigo, Debajo del abedul.

As I reflect upon the things you say, Profundity in your simplicity, You are the sun, each word of yours a ray That radiates to me felicity. Your presence warms my heart and makes it feel As though it might explode at any time. I ask myself if all of this is real; I've never known a woman so sublime. As I discover more of you each day, The more amazing in my eyes you are, The littlest things can cause my heart to stir. I hope that someday I may find the way To be with you, not watching from afar, For nothing else to you would I prefer.

O Death! Stay your hand, depart at once! I cannot die before I kiss those lips, Before I hold her tightly once again, To let her know that no one ever could Impart to her the love that I can give. My heart exists to beat for her alone, And if she'd open hers to me, I know I'd do whate'er it takes and never cease To fill her heart with everlasting joy. I do not want her for my own desires. My one desire is this: I want her to Feel loved, to feel as though the universe Exists for only her because as far As I'm concerned, this is the very truth. O Death! I will not let you take me now! I'll not submit to you, O Death, I'll fight

O God of earth and altar, Bow down and hear my cry. I can't resist her magic, No matter how I try. Thoughts of her surround me, And nowhere can I hide. Deliver me from limerance And help me save my pride.

I go to sleep and dream of your embrace, A memory engraved into my mind Just like your pearly smile and sunny face, A memory that's far too far behind. If I had known that night would be the last, I would have never loosed you from my grasp. No matter how much time that might have passed, I'd hold you even tighter, firmly clasp. For now 'tis been four months, a season long, The longest, coldest, season of my life. I ache to hear your voice, that lovely song. The longing in my heart is growing rife. I yearn to see you, touch you, hear your voice, But in the end, it's all left to your choice.

In the dark sea, I drown in the deep, A quarter mile out from the beach. A boat passes fore me just within sight, But regrettably out of my reach. I flail about wildly and make lots of noise, But nothing attracts her attention. I do what I can to make her take notice; I'll drown without her intervention. I woke up one morning and looked to the sky, A star shone and twinkled so bright. So brightly it shone all through the day And then even into the night. I never had seen a star such as this; I thought that it must be a sign. I followed the star as far as I could, Wondering what I might find. I stood at the beach and stared at