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Years go bye.

The august heat

flows through her veins

his love and deceit

wash away with rain

The passion is lit

the wax gets colder

but not the wick

her weeps get bolder

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Written by
barry-hill
American
Published
Apr 17, 2010
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Notes

It is meant to be bye, instead of by.

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