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Dark Sentiments

I thought of you with love today, But that is nothing new Because I thought about you yesterday And days before that too. I think of you in silence And often speak your name in my sleep But you never notice though you sleep next to me. Seven billion smiles around but yours is my favourite. Your smile leaves me defenseless But I never told you because you think I hate women. I have been drawing zigs and zags on a sentimental notepad Of unchecked emotions and mismanaged feelings. My dark thoughts of horror nights on the red couch told me To press mute on feelings and see how loud hurt sounds. I am slowly becoming a violin with broken strings. Each time they strike my chords the song is how beautiful you are, But I am running out of words so I end up groaning in discord. Your personality is a cast of characters unseen even in a mystery movie. It is a collaboration of sanity and hurt; Requiring the most careful focus on details if you are to understand. Agnes, you are turning into a bad and dark thought I wish I never had. You are a work of art; I am not the first to say. You are as beautiful as a Victorian orchestra symphony. The gently formed and polished image when you stand Is as unique as the perfect hands that assembled you. You are a form of molten fire that erupts like a volcano Each time my thoughts meet you in Dreamland. Wired to the present reality, You are Mary and I am Joseph. We could make the messiah But since nothing happens that first time, We will make a James. It would be a knotty outcome – And truly I will love you much more deeply than I dare try to express. Agnes, Maria was my crime, You are my sentence. Ace of Spades

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Date: 7/13/2022 12:05:00 PM
The second from last verse is my favorite. This is really good.
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