by steve1223adelaide, South Australia
Jul 2011 1,745 Views 4 comments
Shall I Compare Thee to a Winter’s Day?
Shall I Compare Thee to a Winter’s Day?
by Willie Shake the Spear
Shall I compare thee to a winters night
Thou art colder and more freezing
Thy heart sits there like a block of ice
And spring doth fear to come near
Winter's moon shineth with gloom
Barely lighting the way to thy misery
And men cringe with passionless fear
Thy kiss sends them packing and screaming
So then thou sits wrapped in thy misery
by Willie Shake the Spear
Shall I compare thee to a winters night
Thou art colder and more freezing
Thy heart sits there like a block of ice
And spring doth fear to come near
Winter's moon shineth with gloom
Barely lighting the way to thy misery
And men cringe with passionless fear
Thy kiss sends them packing and screaming
So then thou sits wrapped in thy misery
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Posted: Jul 2011
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