simon thorpe
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A Golden Dawn
The melancholy lament of the Nightingale invades the silence of the early morn,
Its haunting tale heralding the break of the new dawn,
its song is a ballad of heartbreak and joy in equal measure,
Golden memories stored for eternity, a priceless treasure.
simon thorpe
Submitted: Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Edited: Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Poems by simon thorpe : 4 / 31
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