Classic Poem

In the years of her age the most beautiful and the most flowery — the time Love has his mastery — Laura, who was my life, has gone away leving the earth stripped and desolate. She has gone up into the Heavens, living and beautiful and naked, and from that place she is keeping her Lordship and her rein upon me, and I crying out: Ohone, when will I see that day breaking that will be my first day with herself in Paradise?
My thoughts are going after her, and it is that way my soul would follow her, lightly, and airily, and happily, and I would be rid of all my great troubles. But what is delyaing me is the proper thing to lose me utterly, to make me a greater weight on my own self.
Oh what a sweet death I might have died this day three years to-day!