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Another age-old tale of love too frail to save two lives torn by love's self-destructive scorn. If love were a worn leather chest plate doubt would be a piercing sword to seal a lover's fate. Trust, a slippery step on a steep climb that if her feet would falter she would never again be mine. Has this calloused heart become too cruel? but what of once deceived and twice a fool. So I have learned that Love is not blind. For the faint flame of love in one's eye slowly starts to die Never again can i stare lovingly For all I have is uncertainty She starts to tear when I am near For my stare forever holds The weight of "what if?"
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Dec 28, 2020
Dec 28, 2020 at 1:49 AM UTC
What if ?
Another age-old tale of love too frail to save two lives torn by love's self-destructive scorn. If love were a worn leather chest plate doubt would be a piercing sword to seal a lover's fate. Trust, a slippery step on a steep climb that if her feet would falter she would never again be mine. Has this calloused heart become too cruel? but what of once deceived and twice a fool. So I have learned that Love is not blind. For the faint flame of love in one's eye slowly starts to die Never again can i stare lovingly For all I have is uncertainty She starts to tear when I am near For my stare forever holds The weight of "what if?"
Not knowing is a heavy burden indeed
WilliamDeKlerk
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19/M/South Africa
Dec 28, 2020
Dec 28, 2020 at 1:49 AM UTC
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