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I was hit by inspiration this morning, What a lovely thing it was. To be taken over, feel words flowing; And then my hands came undone. He was not the cause of my words. Oh, no. Not you again. It took place in an idea of sorts- Nostalgia, my old friend. That electric shock I used to feel, I fear is dwindling, As the ghost of my past all came to me, The fire to my kindling. Now I’d be a fool to think I could go back, To hold on to what once was. But now I use it as a comparison- What any female does. Nostalgia, nostalgia, you are my unwanted home, But perhaps you brought me back to see, My hearts does want to roam.
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Nov 26, 2012
Nov 26, 2012 at 7:10 PM UTC
Nostalgia
I was hit by inspiration this morning, What a lovely thing it was. To be taken over, feel words flowing; And then my hands came undone. He was not the cause of my words. Oh, no. Not you again. It took place in an idea of sorts- Nostalgia, my old friend. That electric shock I used to feel, I fear is dwindling, As the ghost of my past all came to me, The fire to my kindling. Now I’d be a fool to think I could go back, To hold on to what once was. But now I use it as a comparison- What any female does. Nostalgia, nostalgia, you are my unwanted home, But perhaps you brought me back to see, My hearts does want to roam.
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Nov 26, 2012
Nov 26, 2012 at 7:10 PM UTC
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