I would publish the poem "No, Love Is Not Dead" by Robert Desnos in Cloud Nine Magazine because the author seems to literally be on "cloud nine." The poem is about a man that's madly in love with a woman who doesn't feel the same way about him. In the face of rejection, the author explains that he's had enough of "the picturesque, the colorful, and the charming." He would rather feel the deep and contrasting feelings of unrequited love - "I love love, it's tenderness and cruelty." The author explains that his love is infinite, transcending life and death, -I'm Robert Desnos who wants to be remembered on this vile earth for nothing but his love for you. The author makes clear that loving this woman is the most fulfilling and important
