SOLITARY WATCHER
She bore her melancholic face With a shrieking heart And a tottering body She journeyed with the wind To watch solitarily in the wood. With life she plays no romance The other seems a better offer Her love had no eyes Which made hazy the knell Till the sword pierced her heart. There infirmly she sat To laugh in pain over the past To revolve her dark life And tears against the beast Who ginned her heart in a pillory. She stared into nothing Oblivion of all without. She gapped into the unseen, She is a solitary watcher Whom the archer showed no mercy. Where do the broken heart go, Do they ever find their way home? Oh solitary watcher! Lend thy heart to time To show mercy and to mend.
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