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If The Muse Bolts from Me, I'll Love Her More

If the Muse bolts from me, I'll love her more still and pen heartfelt songs of forlorn rhymes; yet, I'll still wilt within internal climes of gloom from her forsaking me before I empty her spirit, for I've sometimes gone to cruel lengths to dash her decent heart; so, having erred, the consequence for art, and ingenious meters, thus makes betimes my Muse's faithfulness to then depart (from me). To shortly beg her forgiveness, I take my medication, lower my stress: renew my efforts to make a fresh start. For my patient Muse, a Pierian empress, inspires my dark, bipolar mind's fitness!

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