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Does not the rain kissed garden fair the fairer? Untamed sunlight wouldst wilt the brightest flowers, As love unchecked might bring to bear the bearer And feast to bite the mind it swift devours! When darkling clouds loom storm-like over thee, Weather thy thunderous rage tho' thou detest it, Love sallies hence and makes a bold decree: "No cloud is e'er so dark love cannot best it!" Light shines its brightest in the dankest dark, The better then that thou should plainly view it, So of each storm make light with thy remark: "Love is the light and darkness shall renew it."         If thou wouldst doubt it so thou knows love not,         Love knows it still long e'er these lines forgot.
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 10:40 PM UTC
Rain Kissed Garden
Does not the rain kissed garden fair the fairer? Untamed sunlight wouldst wilt the brightest flowers, As love unchecked might bring to bear the bearer And feast to bite the mind it swift devours! When darkling clouds loom storm-like over thee, Weather thy thunderous rage tho' thou detest it, Love sallies hence and makes a bold decree: "No cloud is e'er so dark love cannot best it!" Light shines its brightest in the dankest dark, The better then that thou should plainly view it, So of each storm make light with thy remark: "Love is the light and darkness shall renew it."         If thou wouldst doubt it so thou knows love not,         Love knows it still long e'er these lines forgot.
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 10:40 PM UTC
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