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Who
wants to kill a dream?
While
having his pumping heart,
I
strive to catch your light beam,
And
paint your heart with my art.
Despite
of squeezing inner pump,
I
arrest the vicious thorn,
Being
thrust into your pump,
For
which, for you, e’er I blow a horn.
Although
I was a diligent ant,
When
you were an elfin child,
Caring
you as a charming plant,
Now,
pacing to an adult not a child.
Your
desire transgressed a line,
You
won't be aided beyond the line,
But
willing to cede my kidney,
Can't
aid you without penny.
To
be a sun of genetic house,
Rather,
good to be a dog's louse,
Diamond
dew, in the eyebrow of younger,
Benignity
comes looking at their anger.
Sometimes,
I wish to take farewell,
From
the torment of earthly hell.
Sadly!
No vacant gettable in heaven,
God!
Confer me a space in heaven.
But
I can't let you drink,
The
maliciously venomous blood,
And
I can't let you sink,
In
the oceanic watery flood.
To
be have own younger,
Rather,
to be alone is better,
But
you have trodden on this soil,
In
vain, I can't let your life spoil.
Who
can see my burning ticker?
To
me, in all things, you just dicker,
As
I can, strive to create you happy,
And
wish to see you an echt chappy.
My
heart is burnt by your desire,
As
an inextinguishable fire,
Nor
I kill your desire,
Or
I rid the hotness of the fire
Word bank
*pump = heart
*elfin = small, elflike
*transgressed = exceeded some limit and boundary, overstepped
*cede = give away, donate sth
*benignity = goodness, kindness
*ticker = heart
*dicker = bargain, negotiate
*echt = real, genuine
*chappy = a man, a fellow
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