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Blind fate
A poem about the turbulent nature of love.
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My hands await a humble fate
  And the moon will ne'er rise
The days have been long of late
  A course of no surprise

I walk the path of great despair
  Through passageways occult
And run my fingers through your hair
  One look to see no fault

But where are we headed, in what direction
  Why should I even mind
This life is just a great collection
  A parody to unwind

Aaron Leyshon
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