I used to search for his light in the shadow of our moon, he waited like a dove, showing an olive branch and seeing mine in return, a sign of peace and calm in a chaotic world of hatred. So I slid out of the window as quiet as the cool wind that blew in, and glancing inside one last time i left my guilt on the sill, and a trail of glowing anticipation in the milky snow. My father with all his animosity, he could never understand us, he wouldn't comprehend of it all. My love for my precious diamond burned like the flames of the sun, and the love he proved he had shone like a candle in an empty, lightless void. But my father's hatred for that endearment held the intensity of a blinding storm. So afraid that my disobedience would be found, i pondered the day when my ghostly restraints would break away, and yet the excitement of being caught made me love him more still. so with an intimate farewell I wafted in just as I left, lying in my bed like a gentle breeze, thankful for the snow covering my rebeliousness, and wondering how I made it through yet another rondezvous