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I'd found You after much adversity, | |||
I | Having journeyed far and wide, | ||
Having made pilgrimage to many holy sites, | |||
And having welcomed troubles aplenty. | |||
Having ransacked desert sands | |||
And having melted ice-cold poles, | |||
I returned | I'd returned, in lack of hope, | ||
To the shrine of my emptiness. | |||
Peering inside the mind, I observe | |||
You are hiding, what surpise, | |||
In a somber heart, giving light | |||
On the lampstand of love. | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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