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Sweet eminence; Your weeping in quiet hours, Mute and solitary, Has suspended you To the indifferent mercy Of fresh winter; Thorns, dulled and smooth, Lend no armor or salvation; No blossom to whisper tribulations Toward chaste suitors. So unkind As to entomb you In your own crystalline tears. Captive and preserved, A hand-blown ornament, With but a history of beauty To entice. From the East rises Your tardy champion, Whose eyes behold Your ******* Passionately reminiscing, Former design; With righteous vehemence, Strikes freeing strands, To emancipate such glory. Yet, as forces pare unevenly, And tears trickle anew, The weight of neglect Burdens the vestiges of youth. Tense and straining to liberate, Healed wounds succumb, Divide and detach, Falling lifeless upon the linen. Too old, or too cold, To bleed the farewell of allure.
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Dec 2, 2010
Dec 2, 2010 at 1:59 PM UTC
Winter Rose
Sweet eminence; Your weeping in quiet hours, Mute and solitary, Has suspended you To the indifferent mercy Of fresh winter; Thorns, dulled and smooth, Lend no armor or salvation; No blossom to whisper tribulations Toward chaste suitors. So unkind As to entomb you In your own crystalline tears. Captive and preserved, A hand-blown ornament, With but a history of beauty To entice. From the East rises Your tardy champion, Whose eyes behold Your ******* Passionately reminiscing, Former design; With righteous vehemence, Strikes freeing strands, To emancipate such glory. Yet, as forces pare unevenly, And tears trickle anew, The weight of neglect Burdens the vestiges of youth. Tense and straining to liberate, Healed wounds succumb, Divide and detach, Falling lifeless upon the linen. Too old, or too cold, To bleed the farewell of allure.
Copyright, Fegger 2010
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Dec 2, 2010
Dec 2, 2010 at 1:59 PM UTC
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