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| I feel my heartbeat quicken in your presence The blood pulsating hotly in my veins I long to reach out just once and touch you But for honor's sake my mind heeds me refrain My feelings are not shared by you, I know this And sadder still, the trivial reasons why My faults and errors here pronounce my judgment By sins to obvious to be denied I have in past given of myself too freely Rebelled against the honor of my name And now I carry the end result ever with me With only my own misjudgings here to blame I have in past been naive to extremity And childish in confusing love and fun How I've wished you'd find a way to overlook this And see only now the woman I've become My youth itself has come to be my curse Though what I lack in years I have in strength Yet somehow men's minds must seek the worst And by my age declare my soul too weak My knowledge far beyond my years And experiences many Yet by my vibrant youth you judge Of these I have not any I have known of life and love Of passions and of sorrows And yet you presume my thoughts on these Must be some theories borrowed From some book or friend who's older From some lesson I've reviewed I think perhaps you have some secret fear That I know more of life than you Heather Dawn Morrison |
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