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She had a soul of gold.

The yellow bird in its golden cage sings to me, in the depths of the night, while I raise my palm to my lips and kiss it, pretending I were loved; though my sorry heart knows I am not, and the flightless canary does too-- its singing metamorphs into wailing as the amber stars sink in the sky. The darkness nibbles on their ivory light, and my warmth subsides to ice.
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Sep 18, 2013
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And still he did not love her.

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