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Never have I heard death
In slumber’s baited breath Ghastly sounds never charm Hostile dreams rarely harm Time’s hold on memory Lessens eternity, Yesterday’s great burden Calm notes are my warden Out of darkness they surge Overcoming night’s dirge Intimate tears silent Never can they be spent Gifts from a dove’s last song On the morn’s o’clock gong Frights slowly dissipate Tender signs I create Hasty means to forget Eerie countenance met Distress now forgotten Open windows freshen Vexing memories fade Enter airborne parade Songs of the cooing doves nightly cooing of the doves 14 – 21 july, 2006 six syllables per line; rhyme scheme: aa/bb/cc/dd/ee/ff/gg/hh/ii/jj/kk/l
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