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Mar 2016
All the rivers i longed,
a moist slightly rehearsing
dawn's dew, a glitter yet to be;

every shade of crimson
i concealed, sinking
the horizon in cooled suns;

each word i teared apart,
the weight of emptiness
forbidding to dare

- all i've declined
willingly
resigning life,

i have taken, to draw
a shore, your outline,
and, clandestine,

i watch, as the rain
washes away the horizon,
in the other side of the mirror.
15.03.2016
Just edited the title (oh my, twice, already!)... although I really like the sound of 'Fair well to France', it might not help the meaning I intended.
Oh my, third time, to correct the spelling...
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