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Ample time to wither, But these crystal eyes see through, Winding halls of glitter, And colors run together, for you. When I was taken aback  By that gaze I fell onto myself, you see Landing back in old days, In old eyes, With old ways, not so gray, Eyes not yet placed away. Thicker air that waved with arms And sweeter words from busting hearts. That I could so here dwell, And skip by merrily, I wouldn't feel my torn flesh, And would be more unselfish, Crushing plants under foot, (or hoof) Oh the thanks that i say.
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Feb 26, 2014
Feb 26, 2014 at 2:19 AM UTC
there are feelings in this tiredness
Ample time to wither, But these crystal eyes see through, Winding halls of glitter, And colors run together, for you. When I was taken aback  By that gaze I fell onto myself, you see Landing back in old days, In old eyes, With old ways, not so gray, Eyes not yet placed away. Thicker air that waved with arms And sweeter words from busting hearts. That I could so here dwell, And skip by merrily, I wouldn't feel my torn flesh, And would be more unselfish, Crushing plants under foot, (or hoof) Oh the thanks that i say.
jopo
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Feb 26, 2014
Feb 26, 2014 at 2:19 AM UTC
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