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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=355821" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Autumn</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">A fruit tree stole light from the sun, <br>And thus it soon became renowned, <br>Of its fruits was a sweetest one, <br>Which had no rival to be found, <br>It became the sweetest girl known, <br>Once it had fallen to the ground, <br>The girl was sadly all alone, <br>But soon learnt to shine on her own, <br>With an allure that was immense, <br>The girl could steal hearts with a glance, <br>Her siren call was so intense, <br>It could dangerously entrance, <br>Though most did love her elegance, <br>And would praise her at every chance, <br>One didn't like her brilliance, <br>Because it caused much annoyance, <br> <br>The sun envied the girl's beauty, <br>For reasons that were plain to see, <br>Which made him slip in his duty, <br>As he had angst he wished to free, <br>The maiden had a fine physique, <br>And that all on earth did agree, <br>With attention she didn't seek, <br>The sun's prominence passed its peak, <br>The blow dealt unto the sun's pride, <br>Compelled him to act out of spite, <br>Till the point he was satisfied, <br>He held back some life giving light, <br>As the girl's looks were so sublime, <br>None saw the sun exert his might, <br>And so with the passing of time, <br>There was a stark change in the climb, <br> <br>The sun's actions spurred a great change, <br>Which quickly caused many dismay, <br>The world gradually became strange, <br>As life slowly withered away, <br>Nature bore incredible strain, <br>As the sun had shortened the day, <br>People found it hard to explain, <br>And it nigh pointless to complain, <br>Concern inevitably spread, <br>So people turned to gods to plead, <br>Then sought to take action instead, <br>Sadly no course could be agreed, <br>With panic some were driven mad, <br>As they couldn't plant what they'd need, <br>While trees lost the leaves they once had, <br>Which made one especially sad, </div><div style="margin:10px 0">The maiden felt a great heartache, <br>When she saw that the trees were sick, <br>So prayed for a cure she could make, <br>Prior to turning to magic, <br>The young maiden set off to work, <br>And made certain to do so quick, <br>It was a task she couldn't shirk, <br>Though the sun she was sure to irk, <br>The maiden read aloud a charm, <br>Which she had learnt within a dream, <br>She wished to save the trees from harm, <br>However she failed in her scheme, <br>With colour withered leaves did bloom, <br>Twas all that happened it did seem, <br>Though trees still faced what seemed like doom, <br>Proof came for what some did assume, <br> <br>With words the sun couldn't ignore, <br>He was blamed for what did occur, <br>With a stance the noble deplore, <br>Much hatred the sun did incur, <br>The girl laid all emotions bare, <br>And though the sun was moved by her, <br>He merely looked on with a glare, <br>As though he did not even care, <br>With a proposal that seemed grim, <br>The sun said he'd fix what he did, <br>Though only if the girl wed him, <br>She agreed and hid her hatred, <br>Once the girl had vowed to commit, <br>She became the sun's beloved, <br>Due to what marriage does permit, <br>The couple soon got intimate, </div><div style="margin:10px 0">The couple's love went up in smoke, <br>Owing to the sun's intense glow, <br>Burning flesh caused the girl to choke, <br>And the sun to feel grave sorrow, <br>For the maiden there was no hope, <br>So from life she in time let go, <br>With her death the sun couldn't cope, <br>So he would simply grieve and mope, <br>Within the air blew a grave chill, <br>For news of the girl's death moved all, <br>Nature's plight seemed desperater still, <br>For chances of saviour were small, <br>A haunting unspoken farewell, <br>Makes it hard for one to stand tall, <br>In the present loss spurs a hell, <br>But time swears heartache shall dispel.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Christian+Lacdael">Christian Lacdael</a><div class=q>
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And thus it soon became renowned, 
Of its fruits was a sweetest one, 
Which had no rival to be found, 
It became the sweetest girl known, 
Once it had fallen to the ground, 
The girl was sadly all alone, 
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