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Fistful of Tears

The moon adorns her bonnie bride With veils of wind and rippling lake; Cold fingertips, blind eyes, sealed shut; My oath to keep; your word to break. Pretty people don't lie, my love; Murdered hearts don't feel but pain. Your eyes saw me a stranger, love, A stranger never to feel again. Tears shine where silver letters shone; Stone memories, lost; 'neath the tree, I await you, love, my life in the past And a fistful of stars for you and for me...                                               ~Wordsmith
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flawtheluminousmockingbird
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flawtheluminousmockingbird
Published
May 8, 2015
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Written in December'14.

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#love#heart#pain#death#moon#tears#stars#lake#oath#fistful
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