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Envy

I ENVY the seas of Neptune that he rides, I envy the thrills, Of his royal chariot of May; Gracing these glistening hills. Gaze upon our journey, Love! Where the stars may gleam On our forbidden melody, Bless this love, unto me! I envy lakes of Swans, That flutter on August Eves, That bless a forbidden Love, With newfound Autumn Leaves. Opened is the portal, On this summer's Eve for me, That jewels and diadems of Wealth, Shall never; could never be. I envy our everlasting light, And bells that gently ring Over that fateful evening, That - envy shall bring. Yet interrupt Spring's blossom, Even when our hearts may bleed, Run into this everlasting night, Under the stars with me.
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Written by
Charlotte-huston
29 / F
For You?
Written by
Charlotte-huston
29 / F
Published
May 13, 2016
Lines·Words
29·121
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I can see the stars... from America, oh.

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#love#summer#stars#hearts#forbiddenlove
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