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Dearest Cecilia, you may continue To torment my forlorn and aching heart, On every weekday making wounds anew For another two months ere we all part. Winged archer's blind arrows pierced me athwart; At every sight of you, in me your love will renew, Though for your gold complexion I might be dirt That you would quite surely like to eschew. I doubt not you are heavenly stardust, But for you my feelings thwart I must Till I bid adieu. Till then I'll try to find Solace and comfort in my restless mind By listening to Bosson's discography; By then I know not the law of Murphy.
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Mar 1, 2021
Mar 1, 2021 at 4:51 AM UTC
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Dearest Cecilia, you may continue To torment my forlorn and aching heart, On every weekday making wounds anew For another two months ere we all part. Winged archer's blind arrows pierced me athwart; At every sight of you, in me your love will renew, Though for your gold complexion I might be dirt That you would quite surely like to eschew. I doubt not you are heavenly stardust, But for you my feelings thwart I must Till I bid adieu. Till then I'll try to find Solace and comfort in my restless mind By listening to Bosson's discography; By then I know not the law of Murphy.
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