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In the desolate valley of ashes, Where my morose rotting corpse was once laid, Along the mortal peril and lashes, To once cheer was present that now has fade. I knew him within his darkest secrets, Gallant bravery and grandiloquence; Along women's ghastly hearts leaving frets, Reaping none but wonder for his essence. I yearn for your powerful connection, Including shunning all things pernicious. I only long for your dear affection, For, I've loved you whilst being cautious. You might have thought I am a deceiver, Luring your dear heart to a false lover.
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Feb 12, 2015
Feb 12, 2015 at 7:59 AM UTC
A Heart's Woe
In the desolate valley of ashes, Where my morose rotting corpse was once laid, Along the mortal peril and lashes, To once cheer was present that now has fade. I knew him within his darkest secrets, Gallant bravery and grandiloquence; Along women's ghastly hearts leaving frets, Reaping none but wonder for his essence. I yearn for your powerful connection, Including shunning all things pernicious. I only long for your dear affection, For, I've loved you whilst being cautious. You might have thought I am a deceiver, Luring your dear heart to a false lover.
This is my very first sonnet. Supposedly, sonnets are meant to be written cheerfully with dramatic romantic aura but I can't seem to express myself into something blissful. Hope this one is nice enough. :)
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Feb 12, 2015
Feb 12, 2015 at 7:59 AM UTC
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