
Explicit Liber Tertius
In an amalgamation of errs
no misdeed is abound
without writ a lackluster love
ascends to Hell above
with desires not to bestow
lest to those of Heaven below,
O, weeping, weeping, weeping, weeping and seeping
into a foolish heart
the everscarring transferral of woe
sends heathens off once more to Heaven below
O, sweet treachery which guides me
the inevitable and predicted abandonment
barely victors over that of mine enchantment,
Did you scruple in your selectment?
Am I unwise in my resentment?
Nay, for once shamed
may never be recovered
but never samed,
if never lovered!
Without the reciprocal of my ambition
true love falters to intuition
So perhaps not I have sullied my name
given being at the mercy of my bane
not quite succubus, not quite saint
herein lies the tale all to taint
of someone so unwise
as not to epiphasize
of a tragic lesson in disguise.
Like an exercised muscle, the connection breaks
yet, in time, only that which is stronger takes its place.