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Tristful

by john-michalski

The night falls with a silent sigh, Entwined we are. The light for which you lust flares once, Then dies. Crushed by a velvet ebon nothingness, All we hope for must come to an end. Our passion's, Throb no more. How could you tear us asunder? Our tristful emotions surround us, Crying, We have lost our way.
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