情诗原文:
Vivian, it says:
Sometimes you are a darkened sky;
A cloudy night; a tempered sigh;
A winter cardinal singing high
Upon a distant tree.
The song you sing is yet unknown
To that distant tree you call your own,
There is, within, an undertone
That cannot wrangle free.
Sometimes I think I\'ve never heard
A song so sad and yet so blurred –
But, like the cardinal\'s complex words,
At last I think I see:
Your song is, by design, unclear,
To cast away the insincere.
It is a trick; a fake veneer,
That sets adrift the sea.
For if the world heard your true tune,
There\'s not a man who\'d be immune;
It is more glamorous than the moon,
High in the galaxy.\'
Vivian, it whispers, and then disappears on the wind.
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