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the pleasing burn                          of a resurrected sun                        from the fading moon                               tears do run                         a breeze that soothes                   through my soul it cascades                        green valleys sparkle                   with such beautiful parades .            yellows that dance in a haze of blue .          unsurpassable visions are now but a few                               golden white                            seeks fiery skies                      nature has our meaning                              she never lies --------------------------------------------------- We can behold the pleasures of our earth within the realms of mystical intrigue and social enlightenment, surrounding me are an infinite number of concrete constructions shrouding the land we so desire, " I see a tree, I hear a car, capitalist nirvana is not very far,"
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Jun 17, 2016
Jun 17, 2016 at 2:24 PM UTC
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the pleasing burn                          of a resurrected sun                        from the fading moon                               tears do run                         a breeze that soothes                   through my soul it cascades                        green valleys sparkle                   with such beautiful parades .            yellows that dance in a haze of blue .          unsurpassable visions are now but a few                               golden white                            seeks fiery skies                      nature has our meaning                              she never lies --------------------------------------------------- We can behold the pleasures of our earth within the realms of mystical intrigue and social enlightenment, surrounding me are an infinite number of concrete constructions shrouding the land we so desire, " I see a tree, I hear a car, capitalist nirvana is not very far,"
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Jun 17, 2016
Jun 17, 2016 at 2:24 PM UTC
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