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Thy love thee try to take from thou today

Her stature is of a small fairy childs'

I beg thee to save her and let her stay

Her determination stretches for miles

Watching her here suffering is our hell

Knowing little about how she must feel

Watching throughout the years how hard she fell

Without knowing what she has had to deal

Knowing thou suffered enough already,

has endured more than many have had to,

Is the one thing keeping me steady

Herself I give to thee. To her- Adieu

Final departure from difficulty.

Thy final release of love selfishly.

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