LIT 110

Thursday, April 5, 2012

who hath thy brawn might? so that whence came our trials, in the darkest void you shone bright. To be as he and not he where he spirited in fierce agitation a cause for our laughs and smiles Then as a soft breeze blows from our lips came our whispered affection As pain breaks like a tide of hopes against slags and our fears confide to steal from us our peace which the arching Sun through the passing of days grew like a flower's head.

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