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A Sonnet of The 1975’s “About You”

I am rooted to the place that we met

in mind, body, spirit, melding, rotten

thy face, thee, be ridiculous, upset

Sick, the thought that I could have forgotten

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Earth-bound the pair of us are, but not yet

Thine optical windows gorge on minutes

My grasp may weaken and thy grip may fret

But to think my mind brute with your likeness

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Dost thou truly believe that I forgot?

And well, something of you now slips my mind

Be it the same damn thing that fell my heart?

O’er the hills bleeds the sun, coach dense with pine

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Of this, hear me, direly, don’t let go

Evermore, thy devotee, thus locked so

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