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Oh those days when melancholy,
my sweet young girls,
was a picturesque state,
a French watercolor,
especially when accompanied by a blush.
An achievement
like Mona’s smile
A prerequisite!
A necessity!
for abysmal romance...
Or even those days
of diseased melancholia,
warded off
with sharp gaiety!
frivolity!
bright parties!
and boisterous song!
performed by mustachioed young men
who sometimes failed true love
and
sweet suicide took its course...
Troubled these days
yes the heartless
lack of poetry
of pleasant sadness
Depression!
Bi-polar!
Lost in bitter pharmaceuticals
circumventing the vision
in the light faded tapestry
wistfully, wistfully sweet... |