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And With it Spring Brought--

Observe, oh watchers! Look up into the pale blue sky Do you see it? Can you see it there? The pale blue smile drawn out The same twisted smile she wore On that chill mourn The seasons change; it is a constant cycle Spring had come and still she haunts I was first shocked by her appearance Then a calm swept over me Now months have passed and she Rarely crosses my mind And yet I see her everywhere The flowers dance in the cool breeze It is her breath whispering The budding branches sway gently It is her frost covered hair And each blood red sunrise Against the vanilla morn Reminds me of the seeping wound Against her lovely pale flesh The seasons change But the memory has still not left It did not melt away with the snow and ice But rather flourished forth Like the flowers and trees Oh how I await summer When it is likely to burn bright as the days And rest clear as the night skies
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Sequel to A Chill Mourn

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