I wrote this one yesterday in my renaissance literature class, simply because I wanted to write a poem for Crawford too. Obviously, he's talking about Schuldich. :)

It's midnight now as bells are ringing

No voices but your mind is bringing

Memories that are not mine

Images you've buried inside

Blending voices in my head

When I could opt to shield instead

But these are the times I hope for each day

When deep inside your mind am I allowed to stay

Listening to your screams, your whimpered pleadings

Understanding bit by bit your soulful needings

You wake up from dreams covered in sweat

You reach to your side for your last cigarette

I sit back and watch the smoke from your mouth billow

My fingers reach for your hair, the fire on my pillow