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( Sonnet ) My love beamed back to heavens overrun, In a field where we stood so held in light, As radiance teemed, our crown of sun And never again was any day so bright. Never were flowers too alive, so moving, As we, they blanketed the fields of youth, A memory set in starlights of blooming, Our innocence eternal, O such beauty! But bliss became loss caged in that one day And light was shed from a gift to a sorrow, Luster of dream, once held, now so faraway, Only memories of image, dim light to borrow, How spark of bliss fades in young sun, so soon Lovers overrun, once held, in fields of bloom.
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Apr 26, 2017
Apr 26, 2017 at 9:25 PM UTC
Fields of Bloom
( Sonnet ) My love beamed back to heavens overrun, In a field where we stood so held in light, As radiance teemed, our crown of sun And never again was any day so bright. Never were flowers too alive, so moving, As we, they blanketed the fields of youth, A memory set in starlights of blooming, Our innocence eternal, O such beauty! But bliss became loss caged in that one day And light was shed from a gift to a sorrow, Luster of dream, once held, now so faraway, Only memories of image, dim light to borrow, How spark of bliss fades in young sun, so soon Lovers overrun, once held, in fields of bloom.
ormond
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Apr 26, 2017
Apr 26, 2017 at 9:25 PM UTC
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