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June 09, 2026
More in Jasmine's Poetry Elegy For Winter
The blackberries are withered, my love. Winter has come; no longer will
the fruit stain my lips plum. No longer will its juice trickle down my chin,
and you are not here to lap its honey; for you have gone away, flown,
my butterfly. There is frost on the ground shrouding your tracks, and the
ice mourns its clipped wings.
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