Instead, you detest, unfailingly protest,
allowing me to succumb wearily.
But I'll address myself this dais,
a recreation that won't veneer;
lest it break the bone to design,
unless that sooner interfere.
So why don't you bring along prudence?
Sagacity might do you some good,
I'll stifle the ache, you echo a retort,
and sing the songs that I would.
That guilt is you blotch on self confidence,
discoloration wrapped in deep lament,
a sip to slip, and the song has changed,
while we regret our haplessness.
Egos shall then strive 'neath, delicate?
contours swerving across the vapid floor;
you adore, easily amid my weakness
to charily cave in, craving an encore.
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