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“Love's Plight" Thick headed cement brain Blind to love's terrain Absent heart casted holiday Please tailored talk plain Opportunity missed the train Cupid's arrow layed slain Love wished to stay Tears grown the stain Heart and mind complained To lose or gained It as it may One's soul soon waned Couldn't be more sane Love's plight made main Stolen kiss gone array True north sought reign Copyright ©️ Laura DeGrave”

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Book:Rustle in the Leaves

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