The Heart Is A Compass
Thy eyes are as deep as a boundless ocean and glisten like rain in a storm.
For whoever could declare of beauty, tis a fortune to have met thee.
Your spirit is the fiery waves of the sea, suppressed with unbreakable binds.
You are as icy as a rosebush, your passion is teeming.
But do not brood over frivolous desires, sweet songbird.
Thou must learn to use the compass the proper way.
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