Sonnet #76

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She knew, deep down she knew, but would not tell

She knew the day she heard the morning bell

She knew, but kept the fever to herself

She placed the secret neatly on a shelf

She knew, but her eyes would not let it show

She knew they shine with innocence, they glow

Her lips were sealed with the prettiest smile

She knew she'd wear it for a little while

She knew that it would tear her up inside

She knew she could run but could never hide

She didn't care as long as her secret

Was taken to the grave with no regrets

She didn't know we all knew but played dumb

We knew the secret that made her so numb


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