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I thought I'd aptly be recluse. As if I could flee this ruse, and, in me, find a use, but alone I seek my muse, a friend I knew I'd lose. Once acute but now obtuse, my acceptance, but I don't confuse my penance with a noose, as there's good still I can do, to impress this goddess; You. A greatness to show through the darkness I've abused to shroud me from abuse to change this shade of blue to an optimistic hue, and in that new light brew a life to entice You, and find, even in our tempered state, a way to start anew. Though, I'd not change the line you drew, in dreams I'd bond our one from two. I'll hope always for a dream come true, but I'd not gain mine at a loss to you, as I see your dreams more deserved and due.
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May 22, 2018
May 22, 2018 at 3:42 PM UTC
Muddled Intentions
I thought I'd aptly be recluse. As if I could flee this ruse, and, in me, find a use, but alone I seek my muse, a friend I knew I'd lose. Once acute but now obtuse, my acceptance, but I don't confuse my penance with a noose, as there's good still I can do, to impress this goddess; You. A greatness to show through the darkness I've abused to shroud me from abuse to change this shade of blue to an optimistic hue, and in that new light brew a life to entice You, and find, even in our tempered state, a way to start anew. Though, I'd not change the line you drew, in dreams I'd bond our one from two. I'll hope always for a dream come true, but I'd not gain mine at a loss to you, as I see your dreams more deserved and due.
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25/M/NE Pennsylvania
May 22, 2018
May 22, 2018 at 3:42 PM UTC
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