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If my tomorrows were in summer's reach I'd sail this day, on waves of bitter wine, towards a newer dawn, on bluer beach for ocean sprays, sting none to lover's brine. The amber heated sky should melt her cold that frozen 'neath my eyes her parting words; another's light has won her love's remold, let then each phrase be fed to hungry birds. The Gulls can stomach salt I cannot bear for they're accustomed tasters in disdain, and pine for greater feasts, for I not dare, but castle sands, and hide my love's domain. Tho' if no love, there'll be no summer's day! For all will be as bleak, as is, today.
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Sep 12, 2018
Sep 12, 2018 at 3:04 PM UTC
A Broken Heart For Summer (Sonnet)
If my tomorrows were in summer's reach I'd sail this day, on waves of bitter wine, towards a newer dawn, on bluer beach for ocean sprays, sting none to lover's brine. The amber heated sky should melt her cold that frozen 'neath my eyes her parting words; another's light has won her love's remold, let then each phrase be fed to hungry birds. The Gulls can stomach salt I cannot bear for they're accustomed tasters in disdain, and pine for greater feasts, for I not dare, but castle sands, and hide my love's domain. Tho' if no love, there'll be no summer's day! For all will be as bleak, as is, today.
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37/M/Australia
Sep 12, 2018
Sep 12, 2018 at 3:04 PM UTC
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