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Contemplation

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You live in my heart
My dreams and imagination
Like an epitome of beauty,
Elegance and perfection
Through this ageless journey
Of endless joy and pain…

You rule my mind
My thoughts and perception
Like an epitome of muse
In my reverie and conviction
Through this ageless journey
Of everlasting joy and pain…

All along this eternal yearning
Melodies of our time live on
And I have this premonition
We shall meet yet again
Rendezvous when and where
Remains a point for contemplation

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