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,
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As Goes Our Love
As goes our love, so thrust our traceless lives;
In dark'ning corners ever are we hid
Behind truth's bludgeon. Yet, in love's thick groves
Ignoring truth is where I ever stood.
As runs our love, so names our fruitless grasp
At clinging to each other. Once, we knew
A love so fast and full. But in its clasp
We faltered, casing all that we made true.
As ends our love, so lingers all I feel
For you, my heartbeat. Should I sour away
And seek some shrunken, lesser coarser deal?
It seems I've shrunk, now forced to this display.
As ever and more ever, so I turn
Still back to you whose memory makes me burn.
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...by
the founder of PM Productions, Barry Parham.
First published by the diaTribe -
June 2001
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