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Whim of my heart


Can we be more than just a produce for this world? Conjoined to the core so I can claim you mine, So I can feel more than your flesh and blood, So I can feel your soul and it's innocence, With a quill I shall write our sorrows together, Yet describing the depth of your eyes is all my quill is bound to do, You colonized my heart with one embrace, Claiming everything yours, It was already yours, But I would rather write than say, It's all a shattered spectacle can do, The hum of your heart is rather enticing, Its coarse yet delicate how surprising, "You are a whim of my heart" is all I can say A whim that shall never perish and ruin me away
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