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I never used to believe in fate until I met you Our two stars shining resplendent in an otherwise bland sky above a careless city made me wonder if maybe it were true Please don't let me lose faith in the thing I've come to embrace Please don't let me be wrong about you Please don't break my heart because I'll never heal But I'll go on loving you bracing myself for the day upon which you say "I just said I love you, I didn't say for how long."

My dear Adonis, how I'd like to be your Venus, but I'm nothing so good; just a mere mortal in awe of your magnificence. I am Ophelia longing for her sweet Prince, a distant dreamer plagued by nightmares. I'll never aspire to the heights of your ambitions. So I'll remain below, an earthly vessal for your heartfelt passions. It's all I have to offer- a distant haven for you to rest your wearied body. Take refuge in my embrace and calm my mind with your presence.

I cannot recall the hour in which I noticed presently the plight of life's idolatry, worshipping the curt flower. Sickened, I fled hastily- seeking reprieve from this languor- hoping to somehow conquer the hollow futility. Resplendent in pristine white, a nearby dove stretched it wings. Enchanted, I begged it sing, unfeeling the Serpent's bite. Its song sent my heart flailing and my fingers, coiled up tight, gripped its neck with all my might. While the snake went slithering, I, in my soiled hands, beheld the dying, broken body of Youth's doomed emissary. Even once all fears were quell'd, upon my tarnished fingers Innoce