Enchanted

I think this is fairly straightforward. The narrator is a strong woman with a bit of mystery and depth to her (like, well, Stevie Nicks). Someone was attracted to her, but didn\'t persist enough to break through into her dreams (which no one knows of). He was perhaps intimidated by what he perceived as her "darkness" (but which is not wholly dark, for she contains "shadow light"--both sides together). She\'s sorry he didn\'t have the determination to pursue her, meaning not just showing attention but really delving into her heart to understand her, and he left her. She wishes him well, but this may be the story of her life--most men just don\'t try hard and stick around long enough for the reward of fully experiencing and appreciating her true self. They are briefly "enchanted" and see something in her eyes, but only perceive part of her, like a voice in the night, later remembering like she does only the dream of a possibility of what could have been.