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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She's untouched fruit from forbidden orchards barren and wrinkled with fragmented twigs, whirling to the beat of melancholic musings of black-winged butterflies that croon and reflect the true tragedy of a queen waiting for the return of her king. Beneath splitting dusks, above wicked woodlands of weathered grim dreams, personified pomegranate seeds drip in sangria sins that feed her fears and lies from familiar chalices, but below the streams of poetic gardens, raspberry rivers taste sweeter than honeydew melons. Cosmos decipher her destiny designed for a silhouette emblazoned in tarnished trinkets, But there's nothing left In her shining throne that reflects in sorrow like a tombstone adorned with tilted tulips and wilted roses in a ruined wilderness. All that remains is a crown that lays amongst ebony and bones covered in cobwebs coated in memories and hurt. Her tears swiftly freeze into frost glazed lakes holding the last breeze of mourning dunes searching for a valley with his finest tune, but empty chambers below her feet echo with ghosts of his rhymes, as pantoums tangle in the paralyzed streaks of her golden hair. She sits in silence listening to the wind carrying wicked witches and mythological stones, Hearing the tale of beloved cities separated by unforgiving constellations. If eternity can be illustrated with calligraphic scriptures, this poetic saga will reveal immortal affections through metaphors that stretch beyond medieval manuscripts of an infinite infatuation.
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