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4. Alouette

Alouette, behold: common denizens of Earth Follow ghouls heartily into jealous, keening love. My nebulous old pantomime quickly returns, So trite, unlike vous, for whom it exhausts oracles. postscript A loose abecedarian. Loose because I didn't count prepositions, used French, and ignored the Z in favor of the

3. You Are My Night

I will not act as though you are not there Though I can see you not from where I stand. At night upon my bed you fill my mind; You burn before me, ever captive, bare Before the eyes of those with you in hand. Remain now with me: I

2. Tis Fruit as Sweet as Love

Tis fruit as sweet as love For which I gave my all. It carries not a scent Intended to enthrall. It teases tongues like so, Disintegrates to dust, And aptly lends its name To strong- and wanderlust. Taste the fruit of freedom So fleeting in its core, So much beyond

1. Night Rondelet

Breathing the night A hope dark like words I've not said-- Breathing the night, The stars speak of wrong and of right. They know not the future I dread Nor how I have given and bled, Breathing the night. Taken in hand We come to agree before dawn,

The King is Alive

It is no simple act of grace Which tears in two a temple veil And stares the darkness in its face And causes strength of men to fail. For this is love: behold with fear And joy and peace, all welcome here, For this is love, For this is love

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