xlviii. a sonnet of woe

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Now halt the rhythm of your words,
lest you wish to face the wrath of these herds.

And let me sputter through my nonsensical vaults,
for you have become the reason for these bleary thoughts.

And before I reach the apex of death,
I wish for you to heed what I have yearned to yell.

I wish to tell you to which sorry extent,
you have brought me to be under the wrath of your spell.

And now I have said my sorry due, so come forth and sing,
sing me this lovely duet of sorrow and wings.

Sing me this sonnet of color and woe,
for now I realize that I have come to be your foe.

So now let me tumble into the abyss of these caves,
let me be taken away by the waves.

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