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When first we met our words with each Were laced with smile and touch.  Our eyes, Confessed and broke at the closing café And fused in joy and salt, opened up With long, arresting arms at our sides. You brought me to your toppled room, I counted a number of worn, weary  Books, various anthologies, travelogues  And philosophers, a few fierce Poets, Looking on, strategies for study,  All assembled, with great measure, It was an alternate version of my own Battle ground library.  Then, I was yours  But you were never mine.                                            Your stone,  Walled spirit encroached upon me  And I was unset to siege at the base  Of your winding turret and waged  With you a fortnight of five full years When you rushed forth on your crusades You left me, flung, far from the holy lands.
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Jul 1, 2012
Jul 1, 2012 at 2:37 AM UTC
Siege of Love
When first we met our words with each Were laced with smile and touch.  Our eyes, Confessed and broke at the closing café And fused in joy and salt, opened up With long, arresting arms at our sides. You brought me to your toppled room, I counted a number of worn, weary  Books, various anthologies, travelogues  And philosophers, a few fierce Poets, Looking on, strategies for study,  All assembled, with great measure, It was an alternate version of my own Battle ground library.  Then, I was yours  But you were never mine.                                            Your stone,  Walled spirit encroached upon me  And I was unset to siege at the base  Of your winding turret and waged  With you a fortnight of five full years When you rushed forth on your crusades You left me, flung, far from the holy lands.
ormond
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Irish
Jul 1, 2012
Jul 1, 2012 at 2:37 AM UTC
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