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Too far my lover

Tree, I have come to shelter and with the rain to weep I am soaked, barefoot with mud running through. Soft the moss, cool and cold to soothe my heart that bleeds. Our waxing nights of love and moons now fallow, a field that burns. Damned our hollow bed of haunting, silent screams too soon the fiery devil too far my lover the spring.
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ca-guilfoyle
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Sep 11, 2016
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Dear beautiful people thank you for reading my poem, and thank you too, for your kind words.

Cyd

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