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A Sleepless Ode to Night and Sleep

Come, lie down with me. Kiss me softly hold my self then you enter me (and I in you) but quickly, please the dance, the dance it frightens me I'll stave you off for fear of it. but when you enter in... you stay a while with me and while you stay I chance upon another world the world i do love best. but you are the worst bedfellow for in the morn I'll always find you gone.
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Feb 23, 2010
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