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I’ve been warned of your dang’rous fickleness, That one word could be the one fatal flaw. I find myself waiting, sett’ling for less, Watching from afar your beauty in awe. I see you every once in a while as you pass my way and ev’ry time I wish that you would softly look at me and smile. When will you love me? The time feels sluggish. But, what can I do to make your sweet love Come to me faster. I can’t make the days short just as I can’t move the sky above. I can only your form quietly praise. And I will do just that every day Until to me your attention will pay.
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Mar 9, 2010
Mar 9, 2010 at 3:41 PM UTC
Sonnet II
I’ve been warned of your dang’rous fickleness, That one word could be the one fatal flaw. I find myself waiting, sett’ling for less, Watching from afar your beauty in awe. I see you every once in a while as you pass my way and ev’ry time I wish that you would softly look at me and smile. When will you love me? The time feels sluggish. But, what can I do to make your sweet love Come to me faster. I can’t make the days short just as I can’t move the sky above. I can only your form quietly praise. And I will do just that every day Until to me your attention will pay.
Shakespearean Sonnet
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Bolivian
Mar 9, 2010
Mar 9, 2010 at 3:41 PM UTC
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