Pearl
Dear Pearl,
This is the story in which I met you...
The wind brushed the angelic hair, similar to clouds floating by,
A sweet orange butterfly found peace atop her shoulder.
Turning around slowly, her heaven-like eyes met mine.
Her face was peace, an unfamiliar vision to me;
Before her, all I saw was fire.
I mistook her for the woman who came from the sea.
My heart hopeless, and at her disposal!
My heart, then, was imprisoned with admiration.
“Follow her close” was all that I heard.
I give her good watch, day in and day out,
I pray you. Give her good watch indeed.
And the hell that my soul was confined to;
The cement grave dug by my own hands,
Gave no evil efforts to restrain me;
No sir not to thee,
For she is my Aphrodite.
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