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Young Love

by @colin-tuckett

So this is love, oh had I but known. Your beauty leaves a heart enslaved, Were I a king-for you, what of throne? My abdication subjects would forgive. A world without you would be grey A canvass without its colour. A divine artist though passed this way. Oh please- never meet my brother! My heart no longer dwells within I wear it on my sleeve. The end of me would be your sin Should you ever leave. But wait. What beauty does approach? Oh fickle heart of mine. Now shall I incur reproach. Er-What was your name again?
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Sep 8, 2010
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