Don't Close Your Eyes (Noah, Divergent)

Do not yet close your eyes,
For I do not yet wish to sleep,
And break the gaze from the face,
Of beauty which made the sirens weep.

Don't deny me the pleasure, don't spare me the sight.
Of eyes so perfectly made.
And don't be so cruel to turn off the light,
For never was there so perfect a shade.

And never was I so drunk in beauty,
And never was happiness so surreal.
So do not ever let me be sober,
And let me shut out all what's real.

Is it not right to bask in dreams,
When reality can never as brightly shine.
If so, then let me ponder in the beauty I see,
And don't close your eyes, until I open mine.