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Gogoon Metaphors

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An introduction can be read from the torn diary page: The story of a lonely Mage Companionless, trapped in a cage A love so deeply rooted Withered, torn, and eventually diluted Oh how I miss my long lost love And boy, do I feel invisible now Remembering the Moon beaming off your Moon Gown The regret I carry continues to weigh me down Spending afternoons locking lips Taking scenic boat rides on Gogoon ships The memories of that candlelight dinner in Gogoon Oh, slow your tears, they'll catch up to you soon Sleeping soundly in Buyan taverns Cuddling tightly in remote caverns From Nagnang to Wilderness Our love rooted in wholeheartedness But the regrets still follow me And the regrets

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