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"I shall nevermore worship you."
With that, sipping my tasteless tea,
I decide to forget the beauty and love;
like that day - whilst sipping black coffee,
I decided to forget the world
and sipping some more misery,
I forgot a couple of things
that need not be said under daylight-

For when you told me your tale of perfection
I weeped for my own dissatisfaction;
though eyes darkened with envy could never see
the misery within her every lover's touch,
the emptiness of the bed she lays upon,
even when she's not alone.

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The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

cherrymuse’s Poems (31)

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the deadly kiss from a cruel sun 0
paranoia 1
Damage 1
unhealthy obsession 1
falling in unison 0
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The zephyr 0
Ode to beauty 1
The Casket 0
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Birds of early morning 1
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Dearest poison 1
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Crimson over pink dust 2
The Faceless Ghost 1
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