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O mi amore Come to me when dusk embraces the night Wantonly, on lubricious feet

Stealing away post twilight The dusk bids farewell Snuggling into Nightfall's cool embrace.

There is but a moment when night meets the day. On his ebbing feet, as he retreats, he spills his grief On my verdant patch and his tears glisten in the  golden beauty of dawn, as iridescent dew.

Why O why did it have to end on this note? Why was my love a tragedy?

Let me dream on, let my dreams soar high like the kite, Give them a purpose, be their crutch. O envelope me, embrace me, rob me of my sight.

The night resonates, it sighs as the stars above wink and say, “O my.” I watch this pastoral romance, willing away the moon and its light When in joyous luminescence they dance, gyrating to the katydid’s cry Under the gazillions of stars smiling and twinkling merrily in the sky

Along with you went all my silly spats, all that bickering over inane things. The inconsequential sparring over the television remote on the couch,