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Seafarer's Lament


I watch her shimmer and dance from the shoreline While the sunset adorns her in gold she’s calling so sweetly, my Aquamarine For our friendship is many years old Her veins run icy blue And winter’s at home in her eyes How I miss sailing ‘cross her sapphire train While it billows and mists through the skies
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Lullabeth

I'm an 18 year old writer who has been writing for as long as I can remember. From short stories, fanfiction, and poetry to song lyrics and music composition, I manage to keep my self constantly busy all day and all night. But I enjoy it. Writing is my life and I wouldn't trade it for the world.

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Clio Texana
<p>This is beautiful, Lullabeth!</p>

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