The Balcony

It is later in the evening after the party and I am still lovestruck about Juliet. How can I leave when Juliet is still here? My body has to find its heart. I climbed over the fence and walked under a balcony. After some time I see Juliet at the window! I am speechless, I cannot remember what I exacly said but I described her beauty in glowing images of light and heavenly bodies. I talk silently to myself...

"It is the East, and Juliet is the sun!
Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon,
Who is already sick and pale with grief
That thou her maid art far more fair than she.
Be not her maid, since she is envious;
Her vestal livery is but sick and green,
And none but fools do wear it; cast it off."

I was shifting back and fourth between wanting to speak to Juliet and being afraid.
Oh Juliets eyes are stars in the sky. Juliet is an angel who stands over the clouds.
I had enough of it, I am going to talk to Juliet. She was startled when I spoke outloud and seemed angry at listing to her private thoughts. She asked me why I came and how. I replied that love helped me climb the walls. Neither walls nor her relatives are a hindrance to my love. She thought I was to rash to commit my love to her but I would have rather die from the capulets hatred then have my death postponed if you don't love me. I also replied that she might have thought that I've falled in love to easily and that I am to forward. But I'll be truer to you than those who hide their feelings and play romantic games. The Nurse again interrupted Juliet and I. Juliet replied that I would send a messenger to her tomorrow, and if my intention is to marry her, then I should tell the messenger where and when the ceremony will be.
Then I left...