Sonnet 4: My Rusted Machine Soul

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I lived my young life plagued by emotion;

A mere child, selfish and full of pride,

A cursed life, but the one I had chosen;

Then I found God, my eyes were open wide:
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At last, the passions of my soul pressed down;

I now gazed through an apathetic eye;

A machine now, the old me has since drowned;

I searched for it to raise my spirit high:
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In you, I found what I so desired;

Pulled me out of a logical abyss,

Some hope at last to become my new pyre,

On the flames of love, I burned with a hiss:
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To reach the top of the well of despair,

Only to lose your grip when you get there.

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