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Please do not mind my madness; it comes and goes in fits

With little thought of kindness to my hurried, slurring wit.

But if I said 'I love you,' in formulaic prose and posed

Simple answered questions: yes, or no

Moaned silent in the night on lips ruby, cheeks white,

And meter tight; would you return in grace

Your honest heart’s rebuttal or

A gilded, stoney face.

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