I have a story I want to tell you.
Here is an un-photoshoped picture of her, so you can see what she really looks like.
Here is a video of her singing, so you can see what she sounds like.
And here is a poem she spoke to me the last time I had to leave her, so you can see what her heart is like.
| IF you were coming in the fall, | |
| I ’d brush the summer by | |
| With half a smile and half a spurn, | |
| As housewives do a fly. | |
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| If I could see you in a year, | |
| I ’d wind the months in balls, | |
| And put them each in separate drawers, | |
| Until their time befalls. | |
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| If only centuries delayed, | |
| I ’d count them on my hand, | |
| Subtracting till my fingers dropped | |
| Into Van Diemen’s land. | |
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| If certain, when this life was out, | |
| That yours and mine should be, | |
| I ’d toss it yonder like a rind, | |
| And taste eternity. | |
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| But now, all ignorant of the length | |
| Of time’s uncertain wing, | |
| It goads me, like the goblin bee, | |
| That will not state its sting. |
I love and miss her.
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