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Solitude
What beauty lies in the summer of your heart? So much that the fire of the world dies away and another day be morrow.
The bone-flesh of bodies loses all reason when challenged by thine simple smile. Words from thine heart cause loss of reason to mortality.
Those whose love ends with parting words, "goodbyes," never know love's meaning: eternal comfort, care, and the end to solitude. |
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