To You, My Liege, I Pledge My Undying Affection

To You, My Liege, I Pledge My Undying Affection

Written by Jonathan Henderson

Tuesday April 15, 2014 @ 1:33 AM

To you, my liege, I pledge my undying affection 

Upon bequeathing thee my just flirtations, as it

Is the dawn of a new morn, merci, and my mind

Wanders upon the rooster's call to arms within

The warmth of your embraces so tight, you lay

Away my troublesome light-punished eyes upon

An otherwise ecliptic sunrise, a bloody moon to

Always persist past the day shy of her April ides,

For the taxman has cometh, as sure as we are to

Abide by the natural law to pass over the ancient

River Jordan - our penultimate voyage unto our

Destiny's destination as we cry for our unbridled

Song to sing by me to thee and to me of thee, the

Sweetest melody to end our days, the requiem to

Inform to all of God's children that in death still

Our story shall never reach a sad last page, as it is

A tale of a finite love unrequited only in how we

Are to never succeed to acquire a capacity simply

To adequately communicate our love from thy

Hearts to thee, the smile welcoming always thy

Broken half home from the remnants of hours so

Long past, they're too excruciating to again suffer

Further indignations of a time we are bereft of

Our souls' presence, for you are my heart's desire

Traversing down the Appian Way to our newly-

Acquired Pax Romani, 1,000 years of peace, only

To die another undetermined day as we're to be

Betrothed to one second shy of an Eternity blessed

With infinite others obscene only in our show of

An unbridled song Pachelbel's Canon - Handel sees 

Fit to resolve our Auria to cry we not ever again of

Tears rejecting our faith in His design for us, but

Rather sing of our song as we chime to our seeds

For future progeny to join our peace hand-in-hand.