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This bird has flown (love's grave)

You are no longer

the rose I once knew;

your petals have fallen,

your eyes without hue,

and gone is the songbird

who once flew to you,

who made your heart dance

and flutter and swoon

 

It killed him to see you

(so painful inside)

and each each time you withered

a part of him died.

He often returns

to the field where you played

but no more will he

return to love's grave.

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Nov 28, 2013
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