I knoweth yond when thee falleth quiet
'tis not for the want of feeling. Thy heart be
like a spinning weathervane, compliant
to life's pitiful mercy. But tell me.
Tell me it hurts when thee flinch with unease
at his name, an acid spiteth on thee.
Tell me through the scabs on thy palm stories
of love, betrayal, and unheeded pleas.
Tell me with the click of a lock how thee
has't been afraid for so longeth 'tis now
comfortable. Tell me tragedies seen
by the way thy tears water hopeless vows.
Prithee, tell me any way thee prefer
for communication is more than words.
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Step Aside Shakespeare
Poetryin which I torment myself by writing Shakespearean sonnets.