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Were
flames to weep and extinguish themselves,
And flowers yielded berries boundlessly,
All
symphonies enchanted soundlessly,
And
subtle men..
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Rondeau
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What
a ruinous thing is Sleep
That
he should judge me unbecoming
For
his soporific glance
And
bereave me thus;
He
stands himself b..
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O, envy of a blooming rose, who hath
The bitterness of Aphrodite’s eye,
Thou art as ample in thine arcs as are
The apples of some yonder tree..
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As
oft the sun doth chase the moon around,
So
too, interred then leavened, is this tongue:
Awakened
as a noble king discrowned,
The
songs..
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A
wealth of vitriol this drink,
This
liqueur, sweet as sorrow’s breath,
Imbibed
through memory’s strongest link,
That
serves ..
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Amongst the perfect stars and space betwixt,There sits a garden strewn with life serene,And ‘gainst the blossoms stands a wall transfixtAs if &l..
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Without a dream, where life’s mundane routines
Enshroud the eyes with plain and dulling sight,
I live within, immersed in mystic scenes
That ..
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So much potency there is within a poet’s muse.Much like a serpent’s bite it seizes viciously,Only to rot him slowly through.Every bite end..
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Crowescent verse... it's been so long...
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