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(A Shakespearian Lament)
by Michael Lee-Price
Wild Wish, and longing vain,
Oh, how I wish thee here with me.
Can thoust not feel my lonely pain,
Can thoust not see my love for thee?
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In my sleep, I call thy name,
Without thee near I feel not whole.
In Astral form I have came,
To touch thy Heart and kiss thy Soul.
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How I need thee in my arms,
Resting now near my side.
To touch your face and feel thy charms,
To make sweet love unto my bride.
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Wild Wish, and longing vain,
Oh, how I wish thee here with me.
Can thoust not feel my lonely pain,
Can thoust not see my love for thee?
