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Lion

You are like a lion, are you not?

And I shall be the lamb, shall I not?

Our remains shall stay preserved, but in what?

In golden love and awe, am I correct?

So do not fell our affection like a sapling tree.

And do not bash the skull of our forever into the wall of never.

Please refrain from unnecessary doubt of the possibility of us.

For we are our own and our own is us.

And I can only hope for nothing less.

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Apr 24, 2013
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