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Oh west wind, wrongfully called wild, Oh dear and tender Zephyrus, How could ever be your name befiled, If they knew your soft caress? A face so soft and rounded strong, And warm hands that softly comb through hairs. Yet do I despair now when I see The face that I adore. I see it dying, Zephyrus, why? Tell me, let me be part of your Sorrow and I will take your fate. Why, my love, do you look so sore? Is it us? Exhausts exhaust, Did we **** you in cold blood? Were you the one our lives have cost? Your lips they shiver white, Are you cold, Zephyrus, are you Still alright? It’s a fever! Am I right? My love, stay, I beg and plead, Don’t die there, Zephyrus, We'll get through this, I'll keep you upheaved. Zephyrus, please, where are you, are you gone? Zephyrus mine, don’t be dead. I want you to know that, I love you, Zephyrus, even if it’s wrong. I too have died, Zephyrus, knowing that I stopped your song.
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Jun 14, 2025
Jun 14, 2025 at 7:43 AM UTC
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Oh west wind, wrongfully called wild, Oh dear and tender Zephyrus, How could ever be your name befiled, If they knew your soft caress? A face so soft and rounded strong, And warm hands that softly comb through hairs. Yet do I despair now when I see The face that I adore. I see it dying, Zephyrus, why? Tell me, let me be part of your Sorrow and I will take your fate. Why, my love, do you look so sore? Is it us? Exhausts exhaust, Did we **** you in cold blood? Were you the one our lives have cost? Your lips they shiver white, Are you cold, Zephyrus, are you Still alright? It’s a fever! Am I right? My love, stay, I beg and plead, Don’t die there, Zephyrus, We'll get through this, I'll keep you upheaved. Zephyrus, please, where are you, are you gone? Zephyrus mine, don’t be dead. I want you to know that, I love you, Zephyrus, even if it’s wrong. I too have died, Zephyrus, knowing that I stopped your song.
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Jun 14, 2025
Jun 14, 2025 at 7:43 AM UTC
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