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Sonnet IV
Ever Daggers
With every action, I sought to please her;
With every charm I bore, I used dearly,
Left no stone unturned that she might conjure
The knowledge of how far I'll go for thee.
Even in my absence, I would devise
An implication, a mark left behind.
A mere request asked of me, I thought wise
To see as ordered, and the best I'd find.
Every stake I had in life, I gave up;
And every corner of it, I laid bare.
With any wine, I'd always fill her cup,
As for the bottle, there was nothing there.
And as for my heart she never returned,
She stored in a box, while my body burned.
Fall 2024
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