The Romantic in the Sun

His satisfaction can not be found in friendship.

A great career, great inventions do not bring satisfaction either.

Nor does a long lasting relationship with a woman.

His anxiety lies within the absence of passion.

It comes to the surface when one reaches a goal.

Its retreat comes slowly, often not at all.

To overcome these he must accept the emptiness of existence.

Realise that nothing is worth striving for.

Only as such can he overcome anxiety, lose the need for satisfaction.

But in our world romantics are unable to reach this point.

For them the thing worth striving for is lust, uncontroled passion.

The absence of it leads to anxiety, an empty feeling, the lack of satisfaction.

A temporary solution would be to feel the touch from a dazzling beauty's lust.

Irrelevant to our society's romantic are her views, ideas, her hopes and dreams.

Just her touch, her kiss, her body are needed to fill his emptiness.

The enchanting queen able to comply with his needs, is rarely found.

Since the romantic will pretend to be in love, pretend to care for possible candidates.

He will act hurt by their refusal, and as such most of them will retreat.

Left for the great pretender is to fly away.

The absence of passion and lust eventualy lead him to the sun.

Knowing that with passion's presence he would gladly accept the rain.

In the sun the romantic, this great pretender, will find freedom.

The heat fills his soul, while scarcely dressed women satisfy his sences.

Every other thing becomes irrelevant, for only in the sun the romantic man is free.