Chimwemwe kangulero Poems

In a realm where beauty's claim held reign,
I chanced upon a lady fair and bright.
Her lips, a bloom that left me quite insane,
A crimson grace that whispered through the night.
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I love thee still, with every beat of my heart,
Despite your effort to keep us apart.
My feelings for you, they never will fade,
No obstacle, dear, will keep me dismayed.
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In distant realms, where legends thrived with grace,
There danced a princess, beauty to embrace.
Her golden locks, like sunlight on the shore,
A radiant smile that spirits would adore.
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Oh, my love, you are a canvas of scars,
A map of the pain that you've had to bear.
Your heart, once a bright and shining star,
Now bears the weight of every tear.
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In a garden of shadows, where love's bloom did fade,
A heart once guarded, now trembles with grace.
The walls that held strong, now crumble with ease,
As hope's sweet stroke, a new path does grace.
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From the embers of flame, a mythical bird soars,
A creature of beauty, grace, and lore,
The phoenix, reborn in a glorious pyre,
A symbol of hope and endless desire.
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*Something pink*
My heart yearns, for something pink
Something that won't freeze in the winter
Something pink like the camellia.
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The mind is practical
The heart is magical
The heart is prone to hurt
The mind is but to hate
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When I loved you, oh, it was grand
The world felt fresh and full of demand
My heart leapt with every fleeting glance
And every moment, I was in a trance
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Oh, hear ye, hear ye, my tale to unfold
Of a young one battling through troubles untold
Through hardship and pain, they do arise
With each setback, they still do surmise
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