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Yearning What’s Gone
Bloomed out of nothing.
Thorny, petals wilting as
her prince journeyed off.
Flying through the air,
burning the child he once was.
A starry laugh heard.
Wanted nothing more to be
tamed, to feel wanted.
Golden hair, he found.
Little, all he was.
His heart beats for one, willing
to kiss death for her.
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