Tried and Failed
Tried and Failed Such love exists as has power to overcome death, yet Romeo met death as like one who cannot endure the loss of one's beloved. Never ceasing adoration although the body wilts and buds bloom no longer upon his Juliet's lips, he clasps his own heart in hand and doffs his hat along with his brain drawn past orifices —ears, mouth, nose, even eyes all afire, still, with longing as though life could claim her again in some spirit he may believe to be hers.