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No sonnet penned, no ballad sung, Can ease the ache upon my tongue. Two hearts entwined, for me they beat, A symphony of love, bittersweet. One, like the dawn, serene and fair, The other, dusk, with passion rare. Each holds a piece I cannot lose, A poet's heart, he cannot choose. In silent verse, my love I send, Hoping somehow, their hearts will mend. For in this dance, I play no part, But watch two loves tear me apart. My words, my art, cannot decide, Where true affection should reside. For in their eyes, a mirror bright, Reflects my soul in endless night. " the Echoing must Rhyme " OCTOber 5 , 2025
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Oct 5, 2025
Oct 5, 2025 at 4:45 AM UTC
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No sonnet penned, no ballad sung, Can ease the ache upon my tongue. Two hearts entwined, for me they beat, A symphony of love, bittersweet. One, like the dawn, serene and fair, The other, dusk, with passion rare. Each holds a piece I cannot lose, A poet's heart, he cannot choose. In silent verse, my love I send, Hoping somehow, their hearts will mend. For in this dance, I play no part, But watch two loves tear me apart. My words, my art, cannot decide, Where true affection should reside. For in their eyes, a mirror bright, Reflects my soul in endless night. " the Echoing must Rhyme " OCTOber 5 , 2025
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Oct 5, 2025 at 4:45 AM UTC
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