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Oh Somnus*, tell me something, Why not my Muse* in my dreams? I’d long to see him for anything, Or at least be with him in the streams. But alas, other Muses which I never called Kept on taking me to Lethe*. I’d clasp my hands away from them, and behold, Be onto Elysian Fields* where I can breathe. I long more for his hands to reach And take me up for Olympia*. Maybe Hera* can permit our breach For to enjoy a taste of ambrosia*. But what of my Muse, you say, That inhibits him to see me? Is he too pure like how we pray, Or is he really my reality? Then decree, “Awake, O Sleeper! Lucifer* will show the passage, And perhaps Aphrodite* will hear you, weeper, Grants your wish of a love lasting than age.” So for now, I shall await for my Muse, Even if Fate* says we’ll meet after a long time. Then maybe to Hermes* I will fuse. After all, is sending my blessings to you not a crime?
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 9:30 PM UTC
Dreaming of You... NOT
Oh Somnus*, tell me something, Why not my Muse* in my dreams? I’d long to see him for anything, Or at least be with him in the streams. But alas, other Muses which I never called Kept on taking me to Lethe*. I’d clasp my hands away from them, and behold, Be onto Elysian Fields* where I can breathe. I long more for his hands to reach And take me up for Olympia*. Maybe Hera* can permit our breach For to enjoy a taste of ambrosia*. But what of my Muse, you say, That inhibits him to see me? Is he too pure like how we pray, Or is he really my reality? Then decree, “Awake, O Sleeper! Lucifer* will show the passage, And perhaps Aphrodite* will hear you, weeper, Grants your wish of a love lasting than age.” So for now, I shall await for my Muse, Even if Fate* says we’ll meet after a long time. Then maybe to Hermes* I will fuse. After all, is sending my blessings to you not a crime?
Mythology + no show in dreams = crush problems in literary form
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 9:30 PM UTC
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