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Winter Love

Cease, oh, cease thou foul play that words sickly and sweet fell And his hazel eyes, loving like sunrise on a cold day, Colors that will mislead and mix into gray; But our lips come together to keep us sane, Sealing an unknown, maybe in vain Moan, oh, moan in sorrow Which thy stone heart cracks a slight, On to the next stone for hope of tomorrow It is her duty to mend not borrow; But first think of him in kind Lust will one day leave us blind
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sarah-carlson
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Nov 21, 2022
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