A sad, melancholy poem about a sailor who lost all his children and his wife, Josephine, in a shipwreck.

Napoleon and Josephine, bound by a love so fierce it defied empires, are souls destined to meet in every lifetime, only to be torn apart by the cruel hand of fate. From the gardens of ancient Alexandria to war-torn Paris, they find each other in fleeting moments of passion, their hearts recognizing what the world forgets. Yet, each time, history conspires to sever them—through crowns, through storms, through silence. They are born again and again, drawn together like moonlight to the tide, knowing in their deepest ache that their love is eternal, but their time together is always borrowed.

But, now the mirror is broken.