Burn up a cigar,
Alight me a star,
A fire that dances afar,
Let me watch, dear time,

 char.

Don't worry for me,
I'm warm in deep seas, a casket of some blankets,
While you while away with that brunette,

Love,

after all you gifted a rosette,
Left behind the fourteen years old sonnet.

Like a burning cigar,
Alit a little star,
A fire dancing far.

While I alit all, our duets,
Burned up a cigar,
Walked passed those unlucky bars,
Stared at fires, and its dancing scars, 
It's all I have gotten thus so far,
Fragile memories of ours,
Like a burning cigar. 

Snuggled in a rosy evening,
Alike, a lone ocean's been dreaming,
Listening to its moonlit singing,
Rings a sweet melody of flings.

Don't worry for me, darling,
Not all is always evergreen.
Like a burning cigar,
Alit a star,
A fire dancing afar.

While you write another sonnet,
Awhile I'll be kissed to this bed,
Be so warm and red,
Like a burning cigar,
Alit a little star,
A fire dancing afar,
Together we'll watch time char.

Like a burning cigar,
Alit a little star,
A fire dancing far.