Cardiac fortresses have not their steel rusty,

So much that air with harsh metal collides not,

Could it even be said memories by nightmares so dusty

Find not in such barrier easily trespassable dot

But not only the sands of time perceive hearty walls

And every blood from flowing becomes more resting

Fail then the heavenly bleeding from its many good falls

For a far too full tank to with beats start protesting

Remains more anxious the more shielded it can get:

Without their love wouldn’t fair birds ever fly

To as far a soil on which no eyes can be set

Or reaching as much of a life so as to forget how to die

Stay then so unhurt, warm in a holy defensive trait

To only later realize how much weight can weigh hate