The lime, emerald heart of the orchard, when kissed by sun and rain harmonizes with nightingale’s weep—blood ties ever longing across the verdant breast.
In these geometric despair lattices twisted with the yoke of golden starlight, an ardent perfume emerges:
"Will cosmic carpets sway while minds conjoin like entangled secrets? Time repeals its rules upon passion’s jeweled king."
By the cusp of twilight's embrace, where leaves below dewwheel waltz, the figures unspeak their visage. They glow softly beneath the crescent's thumb; ukuleles we've stolen from twilight's bare whispers.
And thus happens, without note: She said, glancing once in ecstasy. It blooms the bravest frontiers of folly’s sepulcher unnoticed lime secret opera.
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