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Doves and Crows

Lest not forget the finely sharpened lore Of eyes so clear they tame the crystal sea Of quarrels dreamed but never fought before Of broken hears, the cause is blamed on thee Dream not of things that shall not be again So calls the crow upon the evening's brow As for the memories which still remain There is no need I see for penance now Be my escape, so cries the lowly dove As he sits idly upon the ground I've lost my way to fly because of love And no, I claim, there is none to be found So from the doves and crows we now can learn Love is best when it is felt in return
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Apr 21, 2011
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