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The bodied lilly fires in ashing haze and from her amber embers I devolve, into a weeping candle - churning maize; an orb at night, alight to my absolve. Remorse suffused with jasmine glazes woe as moonlight trailings battle hue my grief for left no infant child to mirror so - my lover's petals, ceasing lines of leaf. Nor have, I flare to scribe a marbled ode that could so hymn or bear my love that shared nor stone as cold as grey, be just; that owed the flaming satin, fate had not so spared. Then let this writ incense - her newly form until my vigil dims; to death's reform.
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Aug 30, 2018
Aug 30, 2018 at 2:54 AM UTC
An Ember Of Love (Sonnet)
The bodied lilly fires in ashing haze and from her amber embers I devolve, into a weeping candle - churning maize; an orb at night, alight to my absolve. Remorse suffused with jasmine glazes woe as moonlight trailings battle hue my grief for left no infant child to mirror so - my lover's petals, ceasing lines of leaf. Nor have, I flare to scribe a marbled ode that could so hymn or bear my love that shared nor stone as cold as grey, be just; that owed the flaming satin, fate had not so spared. Then let this writ incense - her newly form until my vigil dims; to death's reform.
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37/M/Australia
Aug 30, 2018
Aug 30, 2018 at 2:54 AM UTC
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