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Dear Lian
In a country where people cannot sing
Like my heart when I lost thee
Where people deem gender and put us on sins
Royally, I hope I could never see
The designation is paving the wall between us
Like my kneel when I lost thee
Eyes were deliberate on catching our voice to each other
Painfully, I hope I could never see
Big titles warn us never to come across ever
Like my plea when I lost thee
Their hands are huge reaching the red of you to the blue of me
Lifelessly, I hope I could never see
Being deprived of being myself to serve my love and sincere
Like my tear when I lost thee,
Ordering the man that serves a wrong God
Resentfully, I hope I could never see
Their destruction never justifies themselves
Like my fight when I lost thee,
Poison put in soup, with witches summoned to curse
Angrily, I hope I could never see
Our love is never blindless and so venturous to break the nameless
Like my knife when I lost thee
The people never surrendered while the city was torn to nothing
Defendlessly, I hope I could never see
So brave we were yet so delicate we are
Like my eyes when I lost thee
Atlantics and Oceanics now separate the magics
Desperately, I hope I could never see
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This piece is dedicated to my 5 year's love Lian.
We were discriminated because homosexuality is not socially tolerated in high school in China.
Now, we are oceans apart, and I write this ballad to memorate our never-changing love to one another.