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I will ask, but I dare not speak; for to hear my own words would break me. Where I cannot go I send my heart; and in those places he finds not what the soul seeks. As the lofty dreamer leaps out into the grey hazed dusk I call after him; to cry out for his safe return. Treading the black waters of the devil's sea called resentment, he spites me as the tow drags him down. If ever he should return, another request like this I will not make. Treasure unfound is not worth the loss of the heart. I must ask, and be shattered by my plea.
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Oct 9, 2013
Oct 9, 2013 at 1:01 AM UTC
At the end of things, forgiveness from the heart
I will ask, but I dare not speak; for to hear my own words would break me. Where I cannot go I send my heart; and in those places he finds not what the soul seeks. As the lofty dreamer leaps out into the grey hazed dusk I call after him; to cry out for his safe return. Treading the black waters of the devil's sea called resentment, he spites me as the tow drags him down. If ever he should return, another request like this I will not make. Treasure unfound is not worth the loss of the heart. I must ask, and be shattered by my plea.
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Oct 9, 2013
Oct 9, 2013 at 1:01 AM UTC
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