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Created on: November 05, 2011
Darkness hath descended
Shadows are no more warm!
Passion’s virtue abandoned
Fancy lost its charm!
Words are like birds
Deceitful free will’s charm!
Am a darkness among clouds
Thunderous lightning’s harm!
A miserable thought’s color
And horrifying dream’s dark
Like a rose’s sweet odor
In my lonely street harp!
Yet, however, the show must go on
And stare defiantly into the eyes of end!
Like death we live and life goes on
If compassionately twisted the fate does bend!
All challenge is a temptation
Or a divine order’s call
An idler’s dark contemplation
Or a mortal’s heroic fall
A hope still lingers!
Like a moonlight’s silver calm
An ill still plunders!
Like a winter night’s calm
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