Swain

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A tale to recite, from the pages forlorn

From the lost evenings of bygone

To untether from the satire of this multiverse

To be upfront with the drizzle of sakura

To have to be holding hands underneath the reign of crimson cloud

Aloud, amidst the reclination of the porcelain temperament of the firmament to sapphire

If only I had to recite, to revert to those mesmerizing memoirs

They still belong to my misty psyche

But bygone remain bygone

What's gone would be forgotten by dawn

I promise you I'll moist your eyelids

Almost as much as mine were, when I was living the days aforementioned

When I rested my thighs on the seat by the lamppost

To where I walked myself

Just to get a glimpse of my Dutchess

Who'd walk down the aisle with me

Beneath the same cloud syndicate.

We're close, well maybe, now
But those anecdotes would fabricate my still nostalgia of happiness.

I see the thundercloud out of my window, but the rumbling that rung my wit the most was from the reign of crimson mist

Those days of November

Walking miles just to get a glimpse of my Dutchess, from town of the tales, my Empyrean

When I, an aspirant, aspired to remain your swain, never having to let you go ever again

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