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On Love

I thought that we were friendly pieces to a game of chess. Even if we're both pawns. But now you just throw pieces. A loss of lights and unsaid fights has spoiled our unsung marriage. I’d rather walk in the chilly grass Slowly, while fire has time to beat And tell you everything that burned me. While heavens have concluded: Your Jupiter heart housed a Neptune love but hide the embers on Pluto. May we hunt again the sky for shooting stars If the night allows? Please I beg.
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Dec 13, 2012
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