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    Poem: The Lonely Star

    What is this? Two children found?
    The secret to which our lives go round?
    In moonlit, starcut meadow's vale
    They succeed where others fail.

    Then through the town; will they march?
    Remind us, oh, of wonders lost?
    And screaming, silently proclaim
    Their hidden treasure of no name?

    In the shadows, oh, there he is
    Jealousy is blind man's bliss.
    Out of crouched corner he eyes her breath
    They long for life, he dreams of death.

    But, oh, happiness; joy in true
    The covenant is bound by two
    But one by words will only swear
    The other, fragile, begins to tear

    The two have love
    Or one of them's sure
    Is it not forever?
    Is it not pure?

    Then the meadow's vale divided
    One half parched; nothing provided.
    And the townsfolk laugh at the mourning dove
    Ha, you fool, you thought of love?

    "Love is fake, a trick," they say.
    "A tool to reap the devil's pay."
    Though the rants be true, she is naive
    Of a half helf love, she can't believe

    So one lives blind as a shadowed star
    "The fool, haha, charade you are."
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