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She burns and drinks it in She soaks up the sun with her skin It kisses her hair Changes her colors Keeps her warm Engulfed in a blanket of comfort She closes her eyes She is a goddess A sunrise Misunderstood Soft Spoken A wild girl on the run She flees through the forest With the heart of a lioness She has a temptation for danger An ache to fly away Taste for a poisonous thrill   The speed quickens everyday Soon she'll lift up to the sky She'll soar high with eager hungry eyes Her heartbeat canters She's certain of what she wants But she must put on armor A goddess must always guard her heart Her heart is what carries her soul And her soul carries his wings She is the daughter of Icarus Lover of Apollo She'll take flight to the sun When the cold comes she'll die What is done must be done No one dares to watch her fly For she might find Elysium Yet a goddess knows her place in the sky She'll never be a victim of her father's lie.
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Jan 22, 2017
Jan 22, 2017 at 7:27 PM UTC
Daughter of Icarus
She burns and drinks it in She soaks up the sun with her skin It kisses her hair Changes her colors Keeps her warm Engulfed in a blanket of comfort She closes her eyes She is a goddess A sunrise Misunderstood Soft Spoken A wild girl on the run She flees through the forest With the heart of a lioness She has a temptation for danger An ache to fly away Taste for a poisonous thrill   The speed quickens everyday Soon she'll lift up to the sky She'll soar high with eager hungry eyes Her heartbeat canters She's certain of what she wants But she must put on armor A goddess must always guard her heart Her heart is what carries her soul And her soul carries his wings She is the daughter of Icarus Lover of Apollo She'll take flight to the sun When the cold comes she'll die What is done must be done No one dares to watch her fly For she might find Elysium Yet a goddess knows her place in the sky She'll never be a victim of her father's lie.
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Jan 22, 2017
Jan 22, 2017 at 7:27 PM UTC
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