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Ignorance

Why for miss dost thou torment me so?

 

Hath I harmed thee in any such way?

 

For 'tis your beauty that does not let me go

 

I am captured by it from day to day.

 

Art thou an angel among the rest?

 

This cannot be, impossible I say!

 

For the love of thee is all I request

 

My heart, lacking thy love, shall decay.

 

But one should not find their love for I vigor.

 

Therefor if this love isn't meant to be,

 

I shall end this charade with one trigger

 

You can see, you may be the end of me.

 

But until such day, I shall bind thee tight

 

For in me, 'tis a fire you light.

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May 12, 2013
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