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You bring me to life.

by olan-douglas-webb

Oh, you bring me to life. For I was once a dead withered thing Sleeping in the dust. A pile of withered bones as the dust blew across my uncovered And lifeless grave. You drew near me and you knew me not But you took pity upon my soul. For I had suffered, as you had suffered Shed your blood Upon these dry and dead bones. And the blood That ran through your flesh dropped upon the ground as though a heavy rain and soaked into my bones Upon my body as it lay. As flesh grew upon bone and the breath of life I felt once again. And joy filled me as the love from your body flowing from your flesh made me will again made me to yearn and struggle for your love that is so dear to me. In my life I live an immortal life for an everlasting fire of love for you burns within my heart for as long as forever shall be.
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