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Created on: November 09, 2009
You call to me through starlit sky,
I cannot heed; not if I try,
Your silver fronds invade my brain,
You make me doubt that I am sane,
I feel my pulse begin to beat,
I feel alive; I feel the heat,
You beckon me with wicked light,
This is a battle I cannot fight,
And so I stand beneath your gaze,
As mortals sleep in silent haze,
I follow as you softly call,
A shadow in a hooded cowl,
My soul becries; it needs to rest,
The moon ignores; it knows me best,
I search for life to give me sight,
There is no peace; just cold, Moonlight.
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