So far from the city the stars brilliant on a field of ebony. Star-specked stillness. It was grass and silence of night.

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So far from the city the stars brilliant on a field of ebony. Star-specked stillness. It was grass and silence of night.

Her anger was furious, her love fierce. However, she had a propensity to invariably vex. She learnt she had not once trusted. She was a perfect recluse, perfectly contented, how long before those she notice, you could not climb the frost.

You and I were weary of enduring treachery at both ends; I'll ask you to do nothing but sit witnessing the conclusion and he'll be my ruin.

Turning to take a last glance, he's young and kind and naturally, I can't fancy him, I thought, surveying my companion.

In vain I cry where is he? I send my cry hoping it may reach you.

The night came. I sat alone my gray dream gathering. I see him in the ghost of it - my sweet transcendent pain.

I love winter, the pools of ice and snowy meadow.

Mornings are good, as close as it got to innocence, this transition to wakefulness.

He would have broken me. Under these circumstances, I remain solitary.

Time flowed on slowly, until years passed wild and never stopped.
