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When morning came I thought of you And of your bright eyes shining there Playful, smiling, peering through A spilling spray of silken hair. A jest, a kiss, and so to war To battle through til evening’s rest But never has a heart before Dwelt safer or in any more Impregnable a human breast. Despair? I heed it not, my dear; Nor Hatred crack my weary skin. That evil motivator, Fear Will find no foothold here within. So toll these sorrows’ elegy Thy strength and grace doth all inspire And I am borne on wings and free; The knowledge of your love for me Is all the courage I require. When evening came, the truth it brought: Imagination’s fatal flaw. I thought that it was you I saw, And saw that you were just a thought. But lacking any other will, And, needing strength, I think it still.
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May 20, 2017
May 20, 2017 at 11:42 PM UTC
When morning came I thought of you
When morning came I thought of you And of your bright eyes shining there Playful, smiling, peering through A spilling spray of silken hair. A jest, a kiss, and so to war To battle through til evening’s rest But never has a heart before Dwelt safer or in any more Impregnable a human breast. Despair? I heed it not, my dear; Nor Hatred crack my weary skin. That evil motivator, Fear Will find no foothold here within. So toll these sorrows’ elegy Thy strength and grace doth all inspire And I am borne on wings and free; The knowledge of your love for me Is all the courage I require. When evening came, the truth it brought: Imagination’s fatal flaw. I thought that it was you I saw, And saw that you were just a thought. But lacking any other will, And, needing strength, I think it still.
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May 20, 2017
May 20, 2017 at 11:42 PM UTC
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