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Recoiling from the mirrored death, I gasp; since when did time then bring on wrinkled fears where skin unmolded youth from out its grasp and left behind this cast, reflecting years. That sudden, darken dawning sight unveiled, but wounds overt, are not as quick the eye yet how I'd missed my failing, form detailed, immortal dreams had schemed; to age defy. Ah! Best my early days knew truly not for I had lived as ever I'd be fair, and if that time revealed this torrid rot I would, then linger onward, tho' of wear. I'll take this crinkled skin, for I were young! And spent as tho' to age, knew not my tongue.
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Oct 13, 2018
Oct 13, 2018 at 12:25 AM UTC
I've Aged (Sonnet)
Recoiling from the mirrored death, I gasp; since when did time then bring on wrinkled fears where skin unmolded youth from out its grasp and left behind this cast, reflecting years. That sudden, darken dawning sight unveiled, but wounds overt, are not as quick the eye yet how I'd missed my failing, form detailed, immortal dreams had schemed; to age defy. Ah! Best my early days knew truly not for I had lived as ever I'd be fair, and if that time revealed this torrid rot I would, then linger onward, tho' of wear. I'll take this crinkled skin, for I were young! And spent as tho' to age, knew not my tongue.
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37/M/Australia
Oct 13, 2018
Oct 13, 2018 at 12:25 AM UTC
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