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Ghost of You
Oh, how I wish,
To cross the veil,
The river running,
Between us.
But I know, now,
That I may never return.
I watched as the Raven
The black-haired messenger,
Of the ether,
Drove you to insanity.
But I know, now,
That I may never return.
As the bird spoke,
Saying but a single word,
I watched as you ranted and raged,
At it, in your grief for me.
But I know, now,
That I may never return.
I watched, and waited,
As you sank, shattered,
To the floor,
Calling my name, only once more.
“Lenore."
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