Letter to a lover by a romanticist writer

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Splendor is sleeping in silence, mourning in melancholy
The radiance is rotten, reflecting the death of the jolly
She was gamboling in glee, spinning in her silk gown slowly,
Vaunting her veil, flaunting her white train, truly!

Her grandiose gown was cream, now it's crimson,
She was dancing on tiptoes, in her pure glees,
But her glees turned in pleas, her tiptoes basing her bent knees,
She's begging for letter, a letter to her lover, crafted by me,

Her soulmate is searching her soul in the gates of solemn church,
She's dwindling in void, vanishing in vacant, she tries her best to lurch
Perished in pensive, leaving her pastels and pearls
My heart is halted, hypnagogic back and forth!

She's his moth, he's embers of fire,
Fireflies cluster, gleaming desire
He's in the tides, longing her moon but he mires,
So far, so close ,high and higher!

In dawn's dew, lied her carminic corpse,
I did my deed to summon her sweetheart
His hands flickered in fear, but she was long gone!
He whispered, "I do! I did! and will do!" with ring adorned

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