She lives in my house, As if it wasn’t my house, And it became her dearest house; She occupies my favorite side of bed, And reads the book I haven’t yet read. However, I like what I lose, And the odor of what I feel, When into my mirror she stares, And wears the towel I use, Or walks in the room without a skirt, wearing my only white silk shirt, And tells me about her nightmares; When she persuades me to listen And believe her voyage to heaven, Which was so many and many years ago, In agony, the truth I surly know, but her presence can’t be unreal. So happy with the soul of the dead, Illuminating life in the solitary house.