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  • KERSTIN CENTERVALL

    SongSoptok | 6/10/2014 |




    ROMEO AND JULIET  
    Among the highest clouds on Heaven
    the Snowy Queen is set to rule
    in holding small flakes under controlled level
    although being taught in dancing school.

    Some glittering Girlish flakes just love to dance
    and following the Icy wind by any chance
    they sometimes fall without a goal
    when sunbeams making in the clouds some hole

    Our shining star among the flakes
    is longing for her freedom state
    to dance with Nightingale and Larks
    will give vibrating nostrils
    and a sparkling heart

    Her name is Juliet the sheerest beauty
    who no longer stands to bear her father's duty
    cause she has heard somebody praying
    and on a lute so tender playing

    A sonatin from Earth is heard
    and bidding her to find the golden bird
    the bird to carry her through streams of Zones
    to find the music maker of those heavenly tones

    So much in love with the lute playing youngster
    who makes her trembling legs to dance
    In Romeo she found her Master
    offering her love and joyful grants.



    Their love is endless full of romance and of music
    of burning flames from lust and desire
    they run away to a resorting nest
    away from King's and Queen's demanding bereft

    Juliet so cold in her icy dress
    keeping her heart warm
    Romeo's hot kisses and caress
    protecting her from the family storm

    Promising each other their hands and lives
    in the great uproar between relative's strives
    Overwhelmed by their own feelings and in
    ecstasy being drunk
    getting married in all secret blessed by a monk

    Separated from her dearest love the sorrow is too great
    in sadness Juliet drinks a drug playing with the fate
    Romeo ,so devastated believes his beloved to be dead
    searching for his own salvation and meeting her in the
    Dying bed

    At the tomb in the graveyard the two lovers were laid
    He already dying from drugs and She just awaken
    from the death's shade
    Juliet kissing his still warming body and lips knowing the
    poison's bitter taste
    hoping to get some drops for herself and being by Death embraced


    Not from drug she died, No pressing a knife to her breast
    all life running out from her heart and her lover's tomb in blood
    being dressed
    blending her melting body with her lover's soul
    whispering his name while she reaches the Eternity goal

    Living in death forever their story will follow us
    Ending with Shakespeare's words to know!
    FOR NEVER WAS A STORY OF MORE WOE
    THAN THIS OF JULIET AND HER ROMEO.
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