
Measured In Winter's Grief
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Here, Love is known, By the freckles, of your cheeks. You were lost, in a memory, Of old terrors. Never worshipping any, but the ones, Who offered, their spirits. I was golden, and you were stone, I offered a different pleasure, To the woe, of a frozen heart. Pitiful, by God’s Holy Kingdom. You gave uncertainty, as expected, So, I continued, in strength, There was much, to abhor, Still much more, to adore. I lingered, among your silk, Of emptiness. Grief stained, a transparent heart, Pained, with a forgetful beauty, The joys, I remain close, Offer only, symbols of shame. Yes, I offered, a sympathy, To a heart, I knew well. Nothing could tremble, the Passion, To which you offered kindness, When I offered Love.
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