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So it has come down to this: My last tear while the mists of summer still lather in Autumn's stained- glass air. Love's shadow was your leaving: the dark that hollows out the maiden portrait of the moon; a dark that cannot dream, but cannot forget. What was it I believed was worth the price of everything? It was the Universe with all its frozen lace and knowledge: centuries of joy distilled to moments I tried to frame with galaxies and God's grace. And it was nothing.
It was you transforming into a stranger somewhere else . . . a taste of light, a cherub's rosy kiss, one star-crazed glint of memory upon the endless script of night. © Patricia Joan Jones
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