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You Cried, But I Mollified
I know you doubted, and maybe feared,
 I know you shouted, and ran away,
 You tore your books, and maybe teared,
 Teared tears of pain, upon what you say...
 
 You wrote poems, yet erased them all,
 You grabbed a pencil, broke it in two,
 You ran and prayed you wouldn’t fall,
 You prayed that things become new...
 
 I know your pain, what sufferance you dealt,
 I heard your cry, you held back nothing,
 I know how you feel, and what you felt,
 Your despair I could hear, fear coming...
 
 But now I wish to show, with my pencil,
 That you shouldn’t doubt nor act coy,
 That you shouldn’t shout nor run peril,
 My words create tears, tears of joy...
 
 But I am not false, and I promise you so,
 What I say I must do, man of word,
 God forbid my feet my love where it go,
 Only to the one at moments heard...
 
 I only know a few words, for you only,
 I write down what I feel, love be mine,
 What could be coincidence haply,
 Yet never my love be mine but yours.

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