A Never Departing Love

O wondrous stars, you that leaves the night so beautiful and grand
By your ever gazing eyes I ask that your sight be set upon this land,
For it is here, beneath your carpet of diamonds that I see a beauty that by you can be compared.
My love, with greenest eyes of emeralds and jade I submit my every that only with you is shared,
And should the heavens see fit to see my life end upon this night,
Then my final breath shall speak your name, for I leave this world with you as my everlasting sight.

If Angel's could sing to mortal ears, and the gates of heaven became clear,
I would turn away with pity and spite, for not the immortal world of peaceful death can steer my course away from you, my dear.
Take my hand and hold tight, as though my beating heart would cease to exist should your grip upon my flesh let go,
And let me forever gaze into your eyes as I plant a kiss upon your tender lips, whose sweetest taste is as the apple of Eden, and as I am locked in your trance of forbidden lust I set sights on the hands of time that now move forever slow.

Under these state we shall make our vows and thus by heavenly eyes will our love be pure,
Then the poisonous light of dawns elliptic gaze will do no harm with the flow of our love in out veins that fights the day as the night's true cure.
But, alas, no night can be forever and soon we two must depart,
But with the angels as my counsel and with heaven shining above, there they shall sing for you, my darling, my everything, my one and only love.