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What Has Me?
I struggle to shake such melancholy,
To remove from me deprivation at heart,
I have forgotten the fake meaning of love,
And I have lost it by far.
I smell the stench of anguish within me,
But I cannot remove such feeling,
That has given birth in me recently,
I have lost all notion of loving.
It broke what has grown in me,
It lost what was inborn sadly,
It cried about certains affections,
It gave to a heart apparently madly.
It fled from a field of branches,
It engulfed flames all alone,
It prevailed the armies numbers,
Without consent of the throne.
What has washed away care,
Has brought upon menacing folly,
What has grown to be striking snare,
Has brought more iniquities upon me.
Unfortunately.
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