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Nothing of what was now remains Sweet have been the losses and the gains Losing inhibitions that for years have been A part of her, unknown and unseen What was black is now grey So much to tell but no words to say Conforming to all that nasty and nice Experience, most of all things, makes you wise Soft wrinkles on the carefree brow Love makes you stand low and bow A sweet friendship to it converts As it escalates the joy and heals what hurts In the past times, those have been Saw a girl growing out of her teen As fate would have it, cupid did strike This little damsel, a man she did like The two, over time, grew into one another Her lover seemed a father, son, friend and a brother Gentle and fierce, their passions blew And the bird to her cage, she flew Sharing food, eating out of each other’s hand Holding and caressing, as if in a no man’s land! Squealing as she saw her lover’s visage Another moment, tear stricken, affectations led by a mirage He had promised her not To either stay or even love her a lot Yet his hand held with her unflinching faith Poised she stood, with a woman’s grace And at last came, the dreaded time to leave He sat to smile, while she stood to grieve He wandered away into his unknown land Waiting, she spent her time counting sand He hasn’t returned, she’s still in a wait Hoping their roads cross, and merciful be fate By his memories she continues to exist That hand was his, the hand she had kissed Faltering ever, as her burden of hope weighs her down While those eyes in tears, continue to drown Back to where she began, fearing and insecure Will the wounds ever heal, she’s still not sure.
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Apr 10, 2014
Apr 10, 2014 at 2:03 PM UTC
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Nothing of what was now remains Sweet have been the losses and the gains Losing inhibitions that for years have been A part of her, unknown and unseen What was black is now grey So much to tell but no words to say Conforming to all that nasty and nice Experience, most of all things, makes you wise Soft wrinkles on the carefree brow Love makes you stand low and bow A sweet friendship to it converts As it escalates the joy and heals what hurts In the past times, those have been Saw a girl growing out of her teen As fate would have it, cupid did strike This little damsel, a man she did like The two, over time, grew into one another Her lover seemed a father, son, friend and a brother Gentle and fierce, their passions blew And the bird to her cage, she flew Sharing food, eating out of each other’s hand Holding and caressing, as if in a no man’s land! Squealing as she saw her lover’s visage Another moment, tear stricken, affectations led by a mirage He had promised her not To either stay or even love her a lot Yet his hand held with her unflinching faith Poised she stood, with a woman’s grace And at last came, the dreaded time to leave He sat to smile, while she stood to grieve He wandered away into his unknown land Waiting, she spent her time counting sand He hasn’t returned, she’s still in a wait Hoping their roads cross, and merciful be fate By his memories she continues to exist That hand was his, the hand she had kissed Faltering ever, as her burden of hope weighs her down While those eyes in tears, continue to drown Back to where she began, fearing and insecure Will the wounds ever heal, she’s still not sure.
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Apr 10, 2014
Apr 10, 2014 at 2:03 PM UTC
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