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Upon Shifted Roles

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Just slopes on tender roads, gliding they ride upon shifted roles, and whereas the dark may rise there is no hope for a better day for the sun upon its silver crimson seems to persuade me “tonight will be as no other.” No more hesitation, embrace inspiration, but I dare deny the sun and his flowing engrave, I envy the sorrow which the moon delays; but not within my mercy will I admit, sentiments of compensation deliver my stay. For the mind is kind as the heart is wise, for the endless sorrow is yet to arrive,’ for the end of the days won’t rejoice in my days, better days are always to come.
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