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Solstice - Passion


It goes on,

Then stops, and starts again,

It goes on, and then,

Until I see her again,

My sadness will bleed from my pen.

 

It slows, I quiver,

It stops and aches,

Wether I be with her,

Or whatever she makes,

I will halt every shiver,

And arrest each shake.

 

It starts, and begins to fade,

It flashes with glorious brilliance,

And I am left in the shade,

It all stops in an instant.

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