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The time that divides us is the speed of sound but always, always -- our world keeps turning round, and round In dreams -- perhaps, we may meet and, yours  a familiar face of warm memory's -- the one, I fondly greet You -- a poet or, painter -- on a Paris street And Me -- mysterious eyes   the kind that secrets always keep a wistful smile of feminine wile cultured, and fair with fine clothes, and red hair Time will slow down and, there will be no divide with fluttering memory's that rush inside I know when I find you and, you find me this time, this time -- this time again our parallel universe's will collide and, they will transcend circling forward, and backward again, and again -- like two cradling swans loving again.
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Mar 8, 2015
Mar 8, 2015 at 4:59 PM UTC
The Time That Divides Us
The time that divides us is the speed of sound but always, always -- our world keeps turning round, and round In dreams -- perhaps, we may meet and, yours  a familiar face of warm memory's -- the one, I fondly greet You -- a poet or, painter -- on a Paris street And Me -- mysterious eyes   the kind that secrets always keep a wistful smile of feminine wile cultured, and fair with fine clothes, and red hair Time will slow down and, there will be no divide with fluttering memory's that rush inside I know when I find you and, you find me this time, this time -- this time again our parallel universe's will collide and, they will transcend circling forward, and backward again, and again -- like two cradling swans loving again.
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