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Power of Love plays so soft, teen feet soon come to halt, Their hair raised as if charged by some voltaic fault; Nonchalance swift laid by, I scan quick round the room, My eyes spark as you stand in dank hall’s schoolroom gloom. When I see your taut form, my small heart surges forth, And batters me upwards; my future points North; But gaze fix’d well beyond, on your lofty prize cocked, My head wilts once more South, the night’s budding dream rocked. Against you, against me, I have laboured in vain, When not here, prospers hope; when here, hope’s crushed in grain. The slim roots still to come will vault strong through, elsewhere; But for this cruel first time they are singed with despair.
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Nov 5, 2021
Nov 5, 2021 at 6:13 PM UTC
Eighties love roots
Power of Love plays so soft, teen feet soon come to halt, Their hair raised as if charged by some voltaic fault; Nonchalance swift laid by, I scan quick round the room, My eyes spark as you stand in dank hall’s schoolroom gloom. When I see your taut form, my small heart surges forth, And batters me upwards; my future points North; But gaze fix’d well beyond, on your lofty prize cocked, My head wilts once more South, the night’s budding dream rocked. Against you, against me, I have laboured in vain, When not here, prospers hope; when here, hope’s crushed in grain. The slim roots still to come will vault strong through, elsewhere; But for this cruel first time they are singed with despair.
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Nov 5, 2021
Nov 5, 2021 at 6:13 PM UTC
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