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It'll End In Tears

Her laugh like tiny drops of gold,

Her countenance like none I’ve seen;

A glance at me—my heart-beats hold

Inside a place I’ve never been.

 

I think that I should maybe die,

Her hand tracing new memory,

Nostalgia falling from the sky,

Each fading touch a remedy.

 

Her body, soul, and spirit, three,

From part-to-part I do adore;

Her smile of guile, my bumble bee,

One step ahead forever more.

 

Stand still, as I am left behind,

So out-of-step and out-of-sight;

Faint trace of honey on my mind,

And one more dream of one more night.

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