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on a slow train back to georgia

by wordsalwayshurt

i have no more to spend of heart or grace, nor coin of hope to buy another dawn. yet in thine green eyes I find a fleeting place, like warmth that lingers when the fire is gone. the winds grow cold, the seasons lose their hue, & Time, that tyrant, marks our brief estate. still pup, let me dream the tender dream of you, though all the stars foretell a faded fate. please, lend thy hand, and let me call thee mine, though only shadow binds thy soul to me. for love, when lost, still seeks a form divine, & finds its echo where it used to be. if all must end, then end upon this plea. pretend thou art my world, though it deceive.
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