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Prettiest lights.

author
Nardine Sanderson

Which infinite Love
shall I address, where bluebells come to bloom

My lover he lays
So unexpressed, in deaths cold and makeshift tomb

Shall the prettiest lights there dangle
Over the darkness of desire

For he was the amber
The furnace bright

With eyes that burn
like fire.

 

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Freestyle Prose Romance
Topic: 
Love
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