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The Sun, the most jealous star,
Wished my love whole, not in part.
I admired her glory against the blue,
Yet once she turned and the curtain withdrew,
Revealing the gems she cruelly hid,
My eyes and tears downward sadly slid.
Must I martyr my heart by starlight
To banish the threat of eternal night?



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On Tuesday June 8th, 2004, Heart of Stone (32) writes:
This was poetry that I never truely understand but I am in love with it. Amazing write -Heart


On Friday May 16th, 2003, Aurora_Light (576) writes:
i like this



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