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Structured Chaos

I miss her. That is all I have to say. A single picture is all that I hold. The night is not night, and the day not day. When the story is left to be untold. I silently beg for a second chance, back into the lost and beautiful past. My maladroit feet have halted the dance and it has hampered the length it shall last. Shakespearean Sonnet, a structured set, for all the chaos that entices me. The impending Omega sure will let the cold winter tides return from the sea. Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Or shall I let thy anger push away?
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doug-dombrowik
American
Published
Dec 16, 2011
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This is Poem 3

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