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Apr 2019
I would not stay
a moment longer
the message is in your eyes
accusing me as the wrong doer-

I would not speak
every word I had spoken before
the grassland and sea had heard
my every syllable and song before-

I would not remind
love should its constancy know
imprinted in my faithful heart
such I need not prove or show-

I would not plead
supplication would be in vain
of the past's splendour I thought
now an endless chronicle of pain-

I would not harbour
any anger or hate
new love you have found
that joy is yours to celebrate-

I would not return
I have nothing here more to claim
empty is the heart that does no longer yearn
the winds of fate have spoken and swept away my name.
Written by
Dr Peter Lim  M/Victoria, Australia
(M/Victoria, Australia)   
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