The Beauty and Brutality (Sonnet)

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How could one compare thee to a winter day?

The beauty of the white below that remain to lay--

But what about the nights where the wind is brutal?

As your soul and winter are quite mutual

Your eyes are the 'sicles that glisten in the light--

But your breath is the cold that blow in the night

Yet, your smile's as white as the fresh, crisp snow

Your heart is suspended like a frozen river's flow

But still, your beauty, I long to behold--

Though, I'll always remain your foolish cuckhold

But as long as I get to see your face--

I'll be content and I'll stay in my place

Though, your ways and doings are cruel and vile

Your vanity will always make me smile...

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⏰ Last updated: Feb 29, 2012 ⏰

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