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Homesick


Encasement of inequity, Familiarity surrounds. That likeness, once assuredly, My heart-strum's fervent pound-- Has dissipated--in a sun, A thread riveting true; Where mem'ries come undone, And thoughts return to You. For those who quoted hearts-ease, Have never held the nigh Of discord and displease; Untroubled by the sigh, Of song becoming vespers-- Muffled through eventide, The chorus soaked in whispers, Though the soul cannot confide; The billowings of yearning, For the origin of Full; 'Til faith is freed in morning-- The dawning of His pull.
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