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Now far apart, a question I’d pose,
Of what was, is and could ever be,
Besotted, beloved I’d hastily suppose,
For soon, hopefully, you’d see,
...

You smile, and you wait, and you pause longer still
And held me stunned against my will
My body unable to execute such acts I array
Your enchantment’s held no sway
...

Far behind and falling ever farther,
Into your eyes I’d gaze,
Through and from yours deeper,
I found myself a daze
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A twinge I felt, entrenched beneath,
Within my chest, this hidden crease,
Through my lost heart, the pang would seethe,
From these smiles they’d gracefully cease,
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I know the past is painful,
I know love denied us both,
Such memories this wistful,
For which our hearts would loath,
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Weary and cold, I’d teeter to and fro,
Within these woods, evergreen they’d grow,
Upon this grass, the mist it crept,
A bed of thorns from which I slept,
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Velvety, vast, the heavens would bear,
Stars which dazzle, glisten, and gleam,
Elegant, jovial, persona so rare,
For evermore you’d vividly seem,
...

The angel heaven let me think was her,
So far away I’d turn,
For her wings evermore untrue,
In the very end I’d learn—
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From the very moment I saw you,
I knew—somehow—it was your smile
Which denied me sleep of countless nights…
I can’t stop thinking of you, even for a while…
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I sit by that window pane,
Gazing upon the star-lit sky…
As my heart begins to drift,
I see YOU and I…
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Simply a husk of mortal clay,
Feasting and festering to this day…
Vulnerable and weak against my sin,
How could I slay this demon within?
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From where you waved farewell,
As of that ending moment,
Was it this liking or love
that struck my heart with torment?
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On this forgotten road of solace,
With every step I make,
My affliction cries out to me:
“What does it have to take? ”
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I love you more today
Than yesterday
And less than tomorrow—
For when it comes to you
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The winds of winter blew and swept
These leaves of autumn, secrets long kept,
His steps were desperate, swift and hard,
Upon the cobble stones of the boulevard,
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I.

Sweetie, darling, my everything—
This, you should hold—firmly—in your heart:
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You should have know by now
The way I love, if you’d ask how
By this point in time, my baby…
Know I love quite differently!
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I can’t thank the Lord enough,
For giving me you,
So please heed my calls
Oh honey please do!
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It is the early days which spark much hope
And feeds the arteries to resume what started
Thus passion surged
And filled the chambers
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Now far apart, a question I’d pose,
Of what was, is and could ever be,
Besotted, beloved I’d hastily suppose,
For soon, hopefully, you’d see,

Uneasy, perturbed you’d often say,
Smitten, stricken and filled with glee,
Simply disclosed, already I may,
For soon, eventually, you’d see,

Denied chances then rarely arisen,
Passing moments, priced hefty such fee,
And this breadth now as broken,
For soon, sincerely, you’d see,

Given another as this chance,
Now forged, fashioned and meant to be,
I try so hard to bridge this distance,
For soon, vividly, you’d see,

Now is all that I’ve been given,
For at this moment, you’d see,
Desperate acts now made this certain,
Because you mean so much to me…

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