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Our love was endless as the grains in sand, and when the sea and wind welcomed you in the middle of the night, across the land I travel, wishing for your matching grin. The waves were sweet, unlike any other, a voice drawing spider webs on your skin, you had the haste to forget a lover. And I do not blame you but I wonder- Shall I compare thee to a short lived love? Shall I call thee but a true love still? In flight now is nothing but a dove, below are hunters with thirst for a **** My dear, we are but two stars in the sky, soon you will see that I’ve drawn an end nigh.
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Jul 18, 2014
Jul 18, 2014 at 8:52 PM UTC
Sonnet #1
Our love was endless as the grains in sand, and when the sea and wind welcomed you in the middle of the night, across the land I travel, wishing for your matching grin. The waves were sweet, unlike any other, a voice drawing spider webs on your skin, you had the haste to forget a lover. And I do not blame you but I wonder- Shall I compare thee to a short lived love? Shall I call thee but a true love still? In flight now is nothing but a dove, below are hunters with thirst for a **** My dear, we are but two stars in the sky, soon you will see that I’ve drawn an end nigh.
Written for eighth grade English class
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Jul 18, 2014
Jul 18, 2014 at 8:52 PM UTC
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