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A Thousand Excuses

How delicate and pure are the unrequited affections

A fleeting glimpse of the future's past

The forgotten seed never to touch soil;

Failure to begin in infantile bud

Rejected from sweet bloom.

All composed by chance.

 

A place in time where all is ever so fragile--

The sumptuous sentiment a timid trap

Upon which one enters on their own accord;

Where there is hardly any light

And such reverie cannot bear any fruit

While all along there is no exit.

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