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The Dusty Dawn

by michael-jeffrey-wille

I was wishing without a scepter, and the lightning struck my face. Bones melting from your brilliance, heart shattered by your grace. You chose to wed a malcontent for reasons known to Dogs. I never knew the glow of love Could shine so brightly through the fog. This dusty dawn died slowly While typewriters typed nights away, but when you gamble all your love that's the price that must be payed.
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