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You To Me, As I To You

Winters folly does in spring create in essences a dire, wily fool who, speaking truth- a noble trait- can make the blooms anew seem cruel In temperate waters, the ocean blue bind you to me as I to you Youthful solstices in equal parsimony bring hushed utterings, the listless creed of breaking hopes, the terrible fragility that lifts desire, want, dream and need Before this schism, our great undo bind you to me as I to you Stars never see the light of day, or feel the warm stroke of the sun, but each is at peace, in its own way before and after it’s burning is done With sunfire and ice, kiss me imbued bind you to me as I to you The hollowness of my voice that fails and falters belies the nature of my love and defines more than the tale of young souls in the greater above Let our hearts, that simple truth bind you to me as I to you
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Written by
samuel-butcher
English
Published
Jun 1, 2015
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27·165
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#love#desire#youth#folly
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