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  • Could Be Labelled Poison. and We Would Drink It Anyways.: She Wore Nothing But The Moonlight, I Wore Nothing But A Smile

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    The poem explores the narrator's past relationship that ended, leaving them wanting more despite deserving someone willing to stay. They regret opening up to others and the pain of sewing themselves back up afterwards. Yet they still choose love, knowing it could be labeled as poison but drinking it anyway. The quote from Charles Dickens emphasizes loving someone despite reason or promise of peace.

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    The poem explores the narrator's past relationship that ended, leaving them wanting more despite deserving someone willing to stay. They regret opening up to others and the pain of sewing themselves back up afterwards. Yet they still choose love, knowing it could be labeled as poison but drinking it anyway. The quote from Charles Dickens emphasizes loving someone despite reason or promise of peace.

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    Could Be Labelled Poison. and We Would Drink It Anyways.: She Wore Nothing But The Moonlight, I Wore Nothing But A Smile

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    Albus Paul
    The poem explores the narrator's past relationship that ended, leaving them wanting more despite deserving someone willing to stay. They regret opening up to others and the pain of sewing themselves back up afterwards. Yet they still choose love, knowing it could be labeled as poison but drinking it anyway. The quote from Charles Dickens emphasizes loving someone despite reason or promise of peace.

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    She wore nothing

    But the moonlight,


    I wore nothing
    But a Smile.

    But, she left.


    And I wanted Her still....
    Yet I deserved someone
    Who was willing to stay.

    I regret splitting Myself


    Open for Others.
    Knowing - sewing myself up
    Hurts this much afterwards.

    YET LOVE could be


    Labelled Poison.
    And we would drink it
    ANYWAYS.
    ~ Saul.

    “I loved her against reason, against promise, against peace, against


    hope, against happiness, against all discouragement that could be.”
    — Charles Dickens, Great Expectations

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