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"Sonnets From a Conversation With a Friend VIII " We have thrown many hollow words at each Other in fits of spite and calumny. Hitting the mark has been very easy For both of us. I sometimes try to leach A fawned approval, and in secret reach Out to shape you into what i truly Wish existed. You, can with childish glee Lie about anything, or deign to teach Me of your rickety opinions as If they were life's first law. But these course, bare Faults that sting do not ensphere and compass Our union, nor do we gasp unaware Of just remorse, and blooms one clear thought that's Held jointly, perfect people live elsewhere.
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Dec 9, 2017
Dec 9, 2017 at 10:21 PM UTC
Sonnets From a Conversation With a Friend VIII
"Sonnets From a Conversation With a Friend VIII " We have thrown many hollow words at each Other in fits of spite and calumny. Hitting the mark has been very easy For both of us. I sometimes try to leach A fawned approval, and in secret reach Out to shape you into what i truly Wish existed. You, can with childish glee Lie about anything, or deign to teach Me of your rickety opinions as If they were life's first law. But these course, bare Faults that sting do not ensphere and compass Our union, nor do we gasp unaware Of just remorse, and blooms one clear thought that's Held jointly, perfect people live elsewhere.
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Dec 9, 2017
Dec 9, 2017 at 10:21 PM UTC
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