Generosity

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Morning dews of solemn tales comes slowly

Towards the icy, cold shivers of the Witch,

It showers its deathly body, with clutching, harvesting tips

And aids itself, from the dreary norm.


Can one forgive the tidings, for it is quite erratic,

Feeling of lost and unwanted bindings softens them

Them, forthwith their selfish intent,

Carves themselves a frightless hole

And sink deep, deeper into foreboding close.


My wants, is my givings,

A giving for nature sought,

Of wanderlust and cradled dreams,

Of an emptiness that's filled.


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