| Remembrance of Things Past |
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| This sweetness that surrounded us, and bled with us… |
| We touched it, and it smelt far worse than weeds… |
| I have touched winds… |
| I have touched sorrows… |
| (I touched the devil once…) |
| … And I have touched the past… |
| It was like the love of thorns, like the beauty of dead summer |
| But I, the lurker, the carrier of wounds outlived |
| It |
| I have left now. |
| (Have I not?) |
| The thorns embraced us |
| While resemblance dragged us further down |
| It burried our minds |
| None shall outlive this rhyme… |
