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Chaos Over Horizon

by Smit

She sat there, beside the vintage window Writing her heart, her eyes had that glow To kiss the sun bright, her muscles curved right To have a smile so bright, like a moon at night Her hands – the Morpheus creation They hugged right on the pen, she was God’s incarnation Those eyes, wild like a fire, like a lion Like chaos over horizon Her skin, so soft, so dainty, glistening all life Brought me back to heaven, alone; that hurt like knife She was a butterfly, all bellé and elegant She came, gave me life, I became her servant But she was a butterfly Never stayed for a while She loved, was magical And then she left like a miracle I still miss her, sitting here beside vintage window She was all I had, she gave me a flow But never had I chance to tell her That I love her, that I want her That she’s mine butterfly, not God’s As he claims, to steal her But none can do, because mine heart is her Because I can’t her go, I’ll be her Orion Will create chaos over horizon 20:50 28 October 2016
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