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We can all do with a hug some days -
Some kind words

And the presence of someone who believes in you
Who will never let you down
Who doesn't make you feel insignificant and small
Who appreciates and doesn't condemn
Who won't pull you low
But helps you get up
Who can flip a frown to a smile
Add a little glow
And turn tears to a tickle
Someone who can bring a spring in the step
And a twinkle in the eye
We can all do with love -
When the chips go down
Or even when the wheels are up

We can all do with a hug somedays
So here's one for you.
Is it to question or to feel?
Is it better to be blind or cautious?
Common sense or foolish pursuit?
Drink until you're drunk or
drunk until you're wise?
What is it about love?
Life?
Can we make an illusion of death?
Or does death make an illusion of us?
Is it enough to sleep to find ourselves in dreams?
Or do we have to dream to find ourselves alive?
And if we find ourselves alive,
what is it that we should do?
If there is no heaven or hell,
what then is the
most important thing to do?
What do we live for?
What shouldwe dream of?
What do we do in our day to day
in the short time we have?
If there is any other answer than love...
Leave my life unlived
Leave my heart undreamt
Leave me to the never never
It was with innocence and  beauty her voice floated in the air
She had an honest smile and the hint of magic hiding in her eyes
The night whispered of lost dreams and the air had the scent of nirvana
He could feel the murmur of hope in the beat of his heart
His throat tightened as his pulse quickened
Something in his voice broke and he found himself unable to speak
He gave a breif smile and then walked away not knowing her name
He walked the streets a begger
they buried him like a king
he played a six string guitar
he wore no golden ring

She had the voice of angels
survived a valley called death
then fearing no evil
she passed every test

They wrote the songs with sunsets
they walked the line together
they stood in a ring of fire
in love they burned forever
Tribute to Johnny Cash and June Carter
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