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I once fell in love with a scop

Who sang to me of traditional heroes.

And when his voice dropped,

I knew he was only temporary.

 

And when he danced,

My eyes danced with him.

And when his legs stopped,

I knew his time was dim.

 

And when he read to me,

My dreams took control.

And when his narration took flee,

I awoke and he had gone.

Falling in love with a man of rhyme

Can only conclude with melancholy

For his stories contain a happy ending,

But relating to true life, they are pure folly.

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Jul 7, 2010
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