Deprived I no longer melt into your arms, slightly muscled and starkly pale. I can’t fall prey to all your charms. I can’t come to you to keep me warm, for you’ve wandered down a foreign trail. I no longer melt into your arms. Denial of your love does not alarm me any more. I’m controlled. I do not flail. I can’t fall prey to all your charms. My emotions, frantic chaos, swarm about. My faith in love has gone stale. I no longer melt into your arms. I can’t deny your absence does me harm, like a drunkard deprived of nectar ale. I can’t fall prey to all your charms. The love I shared with you is far from this being, frighteningly frail. I no longer melt into your arms. I can’t fall prey to all your charms.
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