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You Still Linger

Those days are not far gone 

When your rosy kiss shone 

My entire being with love

Between then and now 

Your memories still crawl

Alive is your noun

In that heart you always stay

You still linger and your say

‘My love for you cannot sway’

Still lives and nay

How can that heart misplace your name

Will I be able to bear that shame?

No, in my veins is your fame

Of generosity, honesty and your kindness I claim

Into my afferent world I missed your blame

‘You got to do it once’ to gain

The congratulation you lack

Little do I know you will leave me with the luck

I won from your inspirations
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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