Mine ecclesiastical adamant, amiss I am With thou not close, I stareth from mine Window, as an old lost ghost; needing Thine hand on mine.
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Agin, I needeth thee, next to me, Warmth of the age's, an unaging Recipe; for a king and queen, acceptably.
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I feeleth as a man Locked in a cage, The steel to heavy To breaketh through To thy face, though Stuck through this Glass, beyond the Other side, I canst Only hopeth, for Ourn day, ourn Time, I knoweth We'll meeteth. One day we wilt Shine, one day I'll connect to Thine glim, one Day thou shalt; In mine arm's Be mine.
ecclesiastical means- of or relating to the Christian Church or its clergy. Adamant means- diamond, or (more generally) any very hard substance. ( I mean diamond) Amiss - meaning out of place. Things also no quite right. Agin means- next to.archaic form. Glim is- a candle or lantern.