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He was as pale as someone dead; He stayed silent and showed no breath. He moved not as our eyes met; He looked startled, tired, and mad. He was like a dead child unborn; A child of night; yet a corpse of morn. He turns all wild after sunset; He rarely sleeps; nor lies in bed. How could I fall in love with him? For he is mute as how death seems; He is mean and emotionless; He is inhuman and soulless. For he has done lots of mischief; He knows not even why to live. Though his face looks bare and naive; And his red mouth, voiceless and stiff. For he has not tears nor feelings; Smiles not at kindness nor givings. He is deceitful and selfish; He is boastful and coquettish. For he may have had 'nother girl; With whom he sings and dances and swirls. She must be than me prettier; And thus fairer, and lovelier. Weird for I love him even more; More than I praise this earth's dear Lord. He owns all the might of my soul; He fills my charm; he makes my whole.
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 3:49 AM UTC
Like Someone Dead
He was as pale as someone dead; He stayed silent and showed no breath. He moved not as our eyes met; He looked startled, tired, and mad. He was like a dead child unborn; A child of night; yet a corpse of morn. He turns all wild after sunset; He rarely sleeps; nor lies in bed. How could I fall in love with him? For he is mute as how death seems; He is mean and emotionless; He is inhuman and soulless. For he has done lots of mischief; He knows not even why to live. Though his face looks bare and naive; And his red mouth, voiceless and stiff. For he has not tears nor feelings; Smiles not at kindness nor givings. He is deceitful and selfish; He is boastful and coquettish. For he may have had 'nother girl; With whom he sings and dances and swirls. She must be than me prettier; And thus fairer, and lovelier. Weird for I love him even more; More than I praise this earth's dear Lord. He owns all the might of my soul; He fills my charm; he makes my whole.
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 3:49 AM UTC
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