I Swoon In Spring-My 200th

I Swoon In Spring-My 200th By Rick Rucker I hide all Winter long, The lack of Light does give me gloom, My desire to see my Love is still strong, But I am Alone in my room, Feeling that it is my tomb, While I try with all my Might, I cannot shake the pall, Caused by the Lonely night, I really want to do it all, To attend, outside, a Costume Ball, But that will have to wait, For my favorite season, The one that lets me tempt my Fate, With my New Love, as the reason, The one when the World stops freezin’ I hear a bird that does sing, And he is in the strongest Light, I will take the Promise Ring, And will give it to Her, without respite, From Blessed noon, ‘til the dark of night!
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