To Love Poem by Kampanje Aubrey

To Love

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Out of the homeless wind that blows
There's a road curtailing after it's launched
Under the blanket of the sleeping sun
Cold legs of fate rush out to us

To the purest candle that glowed
Somehow meant to flirt a while, and then gone
The sibilation of the parting souls
Feels like the cracking of a hard stone

To the skirt with a hatchet on her sleeve
Cuts what hold us together like a tree
Not I but nature grants you a fair leave
Not I but nature grants you a fair leave

Thursday, January 9, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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Sometimes it is better to let things go
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