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Old Flame

I saw him standing in the street he so vacant eyed and weak, refused to see me as I passed For I recall the summer last, when fireflies shimmered in the stream and he had promised me a dream before he set his soul on fire with mistresses of white desire and now his ashen face decries the way a burning passion dies.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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