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Lenore, as gentle as the wind, As light as a feather; I wonder where it was The breeze delivered her. I imagine her smile In the morning sun, and Her son, playing in the yard. I smile in reminiscence Whilst pondering This new shore I've happened upon; Guilty, come fear, A remorse blanketed echoes of Gallantry. The world would never let me go. She knew that when we’d sprout; The world would never let me go, “So go,” she’d whispered.
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 10:11 PM UTC
Lenore and when the world began
Lenore, as gentle as the wind, As light as a feather; I wonder where it was The breeze delivered her. I imagine her smile In the morning sun, and Her son, playing in the yard. I smile in reminiscence Whilst pondering This new shore I've happened upon; Guilty, come fear, A remorse blanketed echoes of Gallantry. The world would never let me go. She knew that when we’d sprout; The world would never let me go, “So go,” she’d whispered.
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 10:11 PM UTC
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