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Four words are left upon me now
To face the men whose furrowed brow Tells me no longer to inquest But to make dearest my time for rest And in these darkened, stormy days Upon the hills and meadows lay These four words for better days To a better place I long to find One like the sanctuary in your eyes So beautiful, like the summer bright and kind But one that does not exsist solely in my mind These four words in utterance breath I feel as though I could be gripped by death and not feel sorrow with you my dear Because in the tides of the darkest hour You’ll take my hand and whisper loud Come save this boy Come with me now
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