You and me

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Hey sweet bride, I'm a bard, unknown;
Don't hide yourself upon your pride.
Be my Queen and rule my throne
And chide that pride you hide inside.

I draw your face through my rhyme
And lines that bards will read, indeed;
If my rhyme is a shameful crime,
I'll be prepared to take the lead.

My lines burgeon toward your side.
The others remain for me, called a shame:
This blessed verse I'll never hide
And this book will have none but your name.

From the unfair bard to the unfair bride,
You shall be fair; and love, you shall not hide.

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Burgeon: to grow or develop quickly.

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