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It was the strangest of days, That turned into the coldest of nights. I lay there waiting for the Fisherman's return. A promise of his blessing, Before I headed out to warmer waters, Until Summer was to return. The red wine was now half empty, The candles wax-ridden and burned. The current shifted, it was time to return. A fair maiden in a tavern, Wrapped around the Fisherman's arms. He gave her tokens she would treasure I gave him curses of scorn.
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Nov 14, 2016
Nov 14, 2016 at 4:41 PM UTC
Sunday in February
It was the strangest of days, That turned into the coldest of nights. I lay there waiting for the Fisherman's return. A promise of his blessing, Before I headed out to warmer waters, Until Summer was to return. The red wine was now half empty, The candles wax-ridden and burned. The current shifted, it was time to return. A fair maiden in a tavern, Wrapped around the Fisherman's arms. He gave her tokens she would treasure I gave him curses of scorn.
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Nov 14, 2016
Nov 14, 2016 at 4:41 PM UTC
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