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I'm sorry I loved you So dreadfully whole, And with the white-washed candidness of soul. I'm sorry I loved you, And that with everlasting breath: I praised your song, Sung, as if to the death. I'm sorry I dared raise All hope's expectations, By reaching out a childish hand To cold adult's gaze, And thinking my love untrue - Why else then, my innocence razed? I trusted you. Like God trusted man with Paradise. I fell in love with you - Your untainted beauty and miraculous eyes. I'm sorry. For youthful naivety, I´m sorry. For universal chord that ties us together, And untied us forever, I´m sorry. For praying to a fallen God, Loving a pig's gall and sod Dreaming that from the clod and dirt Of the earth's mud A Prometheus of love returned might rise - But rise the love did not And child's heart was shot And child's innocence did die I'm sorry I loved you, You with the miraculous eyes.
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May 31, 2014
May 31, 2014 at 9:32 AM UTC
I Loved You with the Candidness of Soul
I'm sorry I loved you So dreadfully whole, And with the white-washed candidness of soul. I'm sorry I loved you, And that with everlasting breath: I praised your song, Sung, as if to the death. I'm sorry I dared raise All hope's expectations, By reaching out a childish hand To cold adult's gaze, And thinking my love untrue - Why else then, my innocence razed? I trusted you. Like God trusted man with Paradise. I fell in love with you - Your untainted beauty and miraculous eyes. I'm sorry. For youthful naivety, I´m sorry. For universal chord that ties us together, And untied us forever, I´m sorry. For praying to a fallen God, Loving a pig's gall and sod Dreaming that from the clod and dirt Of the earth's mud A Prometheus of love returned might rise - But rise the love did not And child's heart was shot And child's innocence did die I'm sorry I loved you, You with the miraculous eyes.
lola-5
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South African
May 31, 2014
May 31, 2014 at 9:32 AM UTC
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