Romeo and Juliet

I am no romeo neither any prince I am, no prestige i carry or any crown of ruby and gold. No treasures i possess or no chariots and horse, I covet thou, Juliet not, a senile fairytale's folly. I am not a queen, neither Juliet I am, fairytales misleads love but not mine, instead eternity pillars our love. I possess no Duke's blood instead a vassal's soul for thee. I plead mine love for thee, carve the beating heart out of mine chest, taste my scarlet nectar such sweet as cinnamon. Barren are the skies and stars to worship while serenity sits on mine lips. Dreams are seraphic there's only a few in eternity, but I fear the nightmares, the one's which do come true, fairytales are not true, neither I am Juliet nor romeo are you.