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on beds of fragrant sights through charms of sourest deeds it rains away all spring all when my heart bleeds ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i know not who i'll be or what i really am an immemorial soul in nimbler storms which swam among the crowd of flowers so sickeningly sweet would lie the boldest aphids upon the roses feed my feathers trod on winds challenge His modest grace through marching fleet of life in ****** shadows laid with semblance of a calm in grooves of wilderness in arms of ecstasy which life stands to confess but how shall these two feet embark a lonely trip perhaps find love so still as dew on roses' lip ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- in faintest of moonlights on dewy grasses seen inscribed upon my palm is meaning of my being.
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Oct 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013 at 8:20 AM UTC
adolescence
on beds of fragrant sights through charms of sourest deeds it rains away all spring all when my heart bleeds ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i know not who i'll be or what i really am an immemorial soul in nimbler storms which swam among the crowd of flowers so sickeningly sweet would lie the boldest aphids upon the roses feed my feathers trod on winds challenge His modest grace through marching fleet of life in ****** shadows laid with semblance of a calm in grooves of wilderness in arms of ecstasy which life stands to confess but how shall these two feet embark a lonely trip perhaps find love so still as dew on roses' lip ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- in faintest of moonlights on dewy grasses seen inscribed upon my palm is meaning of my being.
tranquil
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Oct 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013 at 8:20 AM UTC
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