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    The document expresses the pain of unrequited love and loneliness on Valentine's Day. The speaker's heart cries out for love but finds it unattainable. Each Valentine's Day is a day of shame that plays perdition's refrain, leaving the speaker wondering if they are undesirable. Despite enticing curves and a confident demeanor, the speaker's smiles and litanies of love go unmet.

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    bMichael's Petrachan Sonnet To Women on Valentine's Day

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    The document expresses the pain of unrequited love and loneliness on Valentine's Day. The speaker's heart cries out for love but finds it unattainable. Each Valentine's Day is a day of shame that plays perdition's refrain, leaving the speaker wondering if they are undesirable. Despite enticing curves and a confident demeanor, the speaker's smiles and litanies of love go unmet.

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    Smile

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    Brandon Andrews
    The document expresses the pain of unrequited love and loneliness on Valentine's Day. The speaker's heart cries out for love but finds it unattainable. Each Valentine's Day is a day of shame that plays perdition's refrain, leaving the speaker wondering if they are undesirable. Despite enticing curves and a confident demeanor, the speaker's smiles and litanies of love go unmet.

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    Sincere desire too often met with pain.

    “My heart cries for love.” Unattainable?

    Incessant emotions, indelible.


    Life’s cruel jest, Valentine’s. A day of shame.
    Each –single- year plays perdition’s refrain.
    “What is this?” Am I not desirable?

    Enticing curves and confident amble.


    Litanies for love unmet, smile’s disdain.
    Oh, you’re lovely, your smile a warm embrace.
    Vermillion hues glow in chocolate veil.
    Essence, minstrels, of our cultural tale.
    Yarn, interweaving strength. Velvet; stalwart.
    One day can’t express our love for your grace.
    Untold rapture your smile brings to our hearts.

    Brandon Andrews

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