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I'll Stay A Wait.

Not yet a greater sound Than that of eased recognition Of silence bewildered by the empty house My lover left me in I heard his voice softly whisper I never wish to hear again To hold close the faint lips My gentleman, my friend I sucked in every memory As if the air itself could breathe Dancing around quiet graves Until our parting eve Until I see with my own eyes Your figure come to greet I’ll stay a wait For hours late For parted lips and lovers arms Embrace these hearts These slighted charms Stay this night With me.
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alexandra-dakota
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Sep 3, 2011
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