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Some, for their lovers, mighty towers build
Tall works of shinning steel and solid stone
Others, still more devoted, shower jewels
Across the breasts, hands and wrists of their loves
...

As Beauty walks through morning's foggy light
And glows warm through opaque watery shimmer,
Like pastel dabbings from enlightened hand
Soft in line, yet sharper in inner shape.
...

Crushed again by mornings bright fertile light
Reminding me that you are not with me
Outside my door, gladiolas, poppies,
And lilacs bloom in their riot of color
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Morning stretches and spreads her red fingers
Across the wall of the pale eastern sky
And I think of you, not being here with me
Then my world feels smaller, stranger, colder
...

His hands knotted tight, pulled up towards his face
Stick-like arms, seemingly blocking the world
On his side, often adjusting is body
His breathing ragged and irregular
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Sonnet Xii

Some, for their lovers, mighty towers build
Tall works of shinning steel and solid stone
Others, still more devoted, shower jewels
Across the breasts, hands and wrists of their loves

Men have walked miles across the burning sands
Or braved the oceans and all her perils
Facing deadly foes and hopeless chances
To see once more the women of their dreams

Artworks of unfathomable beauty
Requiring all the creator’s soul
Fill our fine galleries and museums
In testament of loves long forgotten

The only monument I make for you
Out of poor simple words I roughly hew

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