POEM: Sunshine And Stychnine

Wolfie girl, i know your time is near don't release me, no not now nuzzle me close, just one more time i don't care what they say, love is no crime i'm trying not to break that vow to keep you from all you fear but i see you changed, more than

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The Four Maidens

With word they vowed to return once again. for t'was not farewell: their cycle had only begun

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RATHER DIE BROKEN IN YOUR ARMS

With my head held high and pride rising through the sky, i stand here now as i take this devoted vow, that i will correct what i have done wrong, fix what i have shattered, and i'll do it all as i walk with a broken leg sucking up the pain as i pull myself

A Lion's Tail and a Bear's Hug : Chapter 2

I vowed that i would never let a friend know my feelings for him if i knew he was straight. i think of you as a friend bjorn but i understand if you don't ever want to see, speak to or hear from me again.

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May The Truth Without

"i took a vow that i would trust you and help you when you were at your weakest. you've never done anything to make me doubt that vow." andrea whispers to me.

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Waiting to be Human

The pair, neither immaculate nor concerned swear off all artifice of oath or vow, in one fine scene, they draw a finer union.

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On the Road

In this unearthly realm, all the things it spells are all chained to a vow with this deeper curse which from birth made it worse all i know until now fading memories of eroded roads, where i am to stand in this heavy rain?

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Violet (Your Lancer Interlude 3)

I vowed then, to fix you myself. but you pierced every wall i put in your way. i still held hope that you would eventually choose me. until that jackal that harlot whisked you away from me. but i did it now.

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Evensong for Flock and Pack

There's miles upon miles i must walk somehow, there's burdens on burdens i'm carrying now, and when i come home--which i will, i vow-- i'll be needing that fireside then.

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The Ballad of Zoren

With the weapon of her father, and the blade she smithed with skill, she vowed to hunt with fervor, those responsible for the kill.

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A Waltz with Death

I whispered quite a bit like it was a sacred vow. "why yes," she inquired, as if it was inspired in the etches of heaven. now, before i spoke, and i felt like a bloke, she took my hand, as if to plan a wondrous time ahead.

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