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Give my sleep its shifting stupor as tired eyes now dark delight. I wish the world goodbye forever or more at least til morning light. Bed of dreaming, bed of slumber, mold me in your folds of white. And hold me as we lay together far and falling from all sight. Slay me torpor, sink me under leave my bones bereft of fight. I'm beaten as if by some number greater than Jehovah's might. Show consciousness my parting shoulder as walk I do into the night. Blinded by the thought that never ought I know a thought so right.
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Nov 3, 2010
Nov 3, 2010 at 3:15 PM UTC
Give my sleep its shifting stupor
Give my sleep its shifting stupor as tired eyes now dark delight. I wish the world goodbye forever or more at least til morning light. Bed of dreaming, bed of slumber, mold me in your folds of white. And hold me as we lay together far and falling from all sight. Slay me torpor, sink me under leave my bones bereft of fight. I'm beaten as if by some number greater than Jehovah's might. Show consciousness my parting shoulder as walk I do into the night. Blinded by the thought that never ought I know a thought so right.
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Nov 3, 2010
Nov 3, 2010 at 3:15 PM UTC
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