Categories > Original > Poetry > A kinship of words
There's only so much one can take
A heart can take
Before it breaks
Apparition in the snow
A crushed out dream that dies so slow
So painful
So stupid we all tend to turn
We all turn
Flicker, burn
Words they rumble in a rush
Those syllables your soul will crush
Mother said
But angel choirs sing so sweet!
When we meet
Praise, how sweet!
No boundaries might hold us back
This love, oh love, all rules will lack
My principessa!
May all armed men come after me
Chasing me
Mean death on me
But principessa, do not fear!
Think, now, would I leave you drear?
All lonesome?
A heart can take
Before it breaks
Apparition in the snow
A crushed out dream that dies so slow
So painful
So stupid we all tend to turn
We all turn
Flicker, burn
Words they rumble in a rush
Those syllables your soul will crush
Mother said
But angel choirs sing so sweet!
When we meet
Praise, how sweet!
No boundaries might hold us back
This love, oh love, all rules will lack
My principessa!
May all armed men come after me
Chasing me
Mean death on me
But principessa, do not fear!
Think, now, would I leave you drear?
All lonesome?
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