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Behold a fire, fanning tongues Of crimson warmth dance along Inviting, smooth, and brightly lit And comforting warmth emit Her crackling warmth and light Illuminating and bright Darkness held at bay Til night passes into day Take heed that once you look Not to touch the caressing flame Nor fondness for warmth mistook Lest only oneself be to blame Whence you prudence had forsook Ne'er be you whole again.
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Archaesus
29 / M
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Nov 24, 2024
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