Loneliness

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The countless leaves

That shall never fall,

On a deserted bank.

The coldness of a summer night,

Where two stars stand apart,

Watching the emptiness of a heart.

A woman fancying herself with feathers,

Touching a body that shall never taste,

The whim of embrace.

The heat of a snowy evening 

Of a poet,

Burning his passion with the verses,

Of an old poem

That in a chimney he is throwing,

With the burden of loneliness

His heart is glowing.

As insisting as water,

Loneliness can be

Carving restlessly

What is left of me.

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⏰ Last updated: Oct 14, 2013 ⏰

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