But One Half of Perfection » Vanessa

No Regrets

Romeo — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 02:30:01 +0000

Why’s everyone keep buggin me about Juliet this and Juliet that? She and I are basically last week’s news, in case it wasn’t obvious. All she ever did was nag at me about Verona, Verona, Verona. What’s so great about Verona anyway? This place has practically everything I’ve ever wanted – a meaningful life, freedom from my stupid family, and above all, true love.

That’s right, true love. My beloved Vanessa is unrivaled in her mature beauty, and she actually listens to what I have to say. Unlike some people out there, she cares about what I want and isn’t consumed by some stupid, meaningless ambition. Take life as it comes, I say, and she’s totally with me on that.

I have no regrets. At all. None.

To Vanessa

Romeo — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 20:57:06 +0000

Of love this pure the great have yet to write
In words of tomes like those that line these walls
The love I felt for you upon first sight
Gives meaning to my life within those halls
Your voice as sweet as any oriole
Makes race this heart of mine on lines of old
The charm of your bright eyes lights up my soul
In ways the greatest works have left untold
The trees of Mulberry cannot compare
Cathedrals cry in envy of your looks
The nearby Park seems barren when you’re there
Franklin could fill a million of his books
With stories of my endless love for you
Vanessa, my beloved, fair and true

A Great Friend

Romeo — Sat, 13 Oct 2012 03:19:28 +0000

So today I went to the usual place with Bob and the guys. I was taking my time, quietly enjoying the sights like always, but this time, my eyes met with those of a charming lady. She started to come towards me, and I wanted to hide from shame, but Steve insisted I talk to her. As I was trying to string together an apology, It dawned on me that she wasn’t even mad and just wanted to chat.

Vanessa turned out to be really chill and totally fun to talk to. She knows a ton about this land’s fashion and can go on forever about practically anyone in town. I kept being impressed by some of the things she felt comfortable going into, but that’s just me being used to Verona’s conservative women. Vanessa and I became good friends, and I can’t help but feel that she’ll be a great help once we get to know each other better.