I loved you more than anything.
Loved you further than the vast meadows,
Stronger than the wind that changes,
More passionate than the scarlet apples on the trees.
I loved you
More than life.

Did you? Did you?
Really now?
Did you really love me?
Loved me more than your hands and feet?
Loved me more than your home?

Would you love me,
If a raging ocean striked,
separated us both,
The mighty sky sought our detachment,
relished in your suffer?
Loved me,
Even if I was to leave,
never say goodbye?

Oh yes, of course,
For you and I,
Our souls were intertwined.
No matter how far you go,
My shadow’s right behind.

Look in my eyes!
Did you see a whole other person?
Or was it only you?
Reflecting in two pools of darkness
Beauty echoed from the soul.
If anything should be more tormenting than its absence
It ought never to exist.

If you shall lie below the grave,
As pale as you may be.
You shall not be forgiven,
Nor released from judgement.
Do never forget,
Of the torture you've put me through.

How could I live,
without my half?
I saw life drains through my very grip,
like tiny grains of sand.
For you, my dear beloved,
whose silence mocked this existence.
That name of my greatest betrayer,
Curse you, I will, till my last word
And be buried side by you.