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Created on: January 01, 2010
Her hands were warm, her eyes were bright,
She pulled me close, she held me tight,
She said the words I longed to hear,
Her voice was soft, her tone was clear,
She whispered words of honeyed charm,
She held me firm, away from harm,
She told me all that I so desired,
I did not see, my soul was tired,
I tried to fight,to break away,
She mocked me then, said "I would pay",
Her eyes were flints, unfathomed coal,
There was no light,just blackened soul........
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