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Domdom Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Got to end?

Once again we lost
All control to lust
Once again we loved
And never got to end


At first I thought 'end' was used as a noun, but realized 'the end' sounds more natural.

Anyway, I'm confused that 'got to end' means that their love broke up or lasted forever(=they loved until the end) or I'm totally wrong.

  

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Poetry is tricky. And got to end (broke up) And never got to end (never broke up) I think you are doing a great job of reviewing literature! Good question!

— Amanda Hudson

  • Poetry is tricky.
  • And got to end (broke up) And never got to end (never broke up) I think you are doing a great job of reviewing literature!
  • Good question!
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Poetry is tricky.

And got to end (broke up)

And never got to end (never broke up)

I think you are doing a great job of reviewing literature! Good question!

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