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DEAR MILADY


MILADY(a poem by Irusota) Towards the far north The clouds traverse farewell We bade it Incense it shed by the Hues of darkness, and In return it disgorges In torrent, with fog and Chilliness it descends So that to a halt the Trapped warmth of the day Staggers and crumble Your absence I could Feel to the marrow Your Angelic face I Miss to the vast Silence of my heart Milady, I love you and The heavens knows it That's why the skies Bathes us with feelings of affection Deeply entrenching same to our memories. @IrusotaSAN 2017
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