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Nigel Paolo Grageda

She was Often a Maddened Tempest


She was often a maddened tempest,

raging the earth with sweet promise

of it being loved and utterly blessed

when her sky would finally ease

to the plea of my yesteryears,

rubbled with the length of our present;

Yet blurred upon our forlorn tears,

flooding our once drying lament

for the moments that slept,

and now the moonsets we caress;

in a perchance, the passion swept

the spaces as we grow less and less

closer from the seething wonder,

and she was the whisper of a dream,

while true today, later would ponder

how little hours we had to make seem.

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