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Memories of a Princess That Locked Her Heart


My Dear, remembering that night your tears fell in rhythm with your shattered Welsh heart. Façade of your masculine lost by fears. My unrequited love tore us apart. An empty lid devoid of your essence stood forgotten in an empty corner of my room. Dismissed thoughts of your presence washed o’er me...a knight in shining armor. Your princess ran away with an archer; searching for an escape to see the world. Not quite willing to settle down, I nurtured desires of passion all together whirled. Summer turned winter, which turned into years; brought my heart to shatter at losing yours.
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