Literature
River Song
Someday, my dear, when frosty-folk are near
I'll leave you here. You cannot come with me
Into the freezing winds, over the grounds
Where snow is all around, the icy glare
Of Sun a blight on all the sights that are
All frigid-gold and white, all beautiful
As you would find them too. But do not come
The walking will be cold, the way for you
Too lonely and too frightening, I fear
The end would be too bitter for your cup;
No berry-juice, a palish barely-red,
But dregs filled up with depths I cannot see.
Sometime, my dear, as dark is dancing near
I'll leave you here. The merry stars will be
Your sweetest friends, your heavenly