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a poem ( sonnet )
Where’s my mind you may ask on this fair day
I must confess to you, all’s in a twist
I wander in forever’s darkness, stray
Falling foul of joy, I’m found in loves triste
Beseech me not on such vicissitudes
That spring to mind in this unholy spring
For height has lost its dizzy altitudes
I am but a jester’s game, a play thing
O where does proud effigy now reside
On this eternal and fragmented path
Am I expected to don black and hide?
To seek refuge by voodoo or by quath
But at once then my Venus herself dawns
And lost is the mind from whence all doubt spawns