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Sudden came the fall in temperature that evening on the hillside just me and the giant rock on the hillside looking east We chatted about her wonders for hours he told me he missed her as much as I do I grabbed his hand and to told him not to cry looking into his eyes I told him, all of us do die I did beg him please dear friend do not let me shed tears for you again please don't fall this day as our inconceivability did So I told him in quiet and old songs the time when trees were like baby shrubs when they sung hymns from the outside blue for Primrose Molly was our only true love Always was she a woman of good joy a glory for all to behold her eyes sparkled sapphire blue as sunshine turned her hair gold She would dance each day in parks public with the summer wind caressing her hair and with fragile hands of opal and ivories grace did dear Primrose Molly do her utmost fair So me and the rock sit here here on the hillside steep and in good thoughts her soul we will keep By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris By NeonSolaris © 2013 NeonSolaris (All rights reserved)
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Sep 19, 2013
Sep 19, 2013 at 9:30 PM UTC
Primrose Molly
Sudden came the fall in temperature that evening on the hillside just me and the giant rock on the hillside looking east We chatted about her wonders for hours he told me he missed her as much as I do I grabbed his hand and to told him not to cry looking into his eyes I told him, all of us do die I did beg him please dear friend do not let me shed tears for you again please don't fall this day as our inconceivability did So I told him in quiet and old songs the time when trees were like baby shrubs when they sung hymns from the outside blue for Primrose Molly was our only true love Always was she a woman of good joy a glory for all to behold her eyes sparkled sapphire blue as sunshine turned her hair gold She would dance each day in parks public with the summer wind caressing her hair and with fragile hands of opal and ivories grace did dear Primrose Molly do her utmost fair So me and the rock sit here here on the hillside steep and in good thoughts her soul we will keep By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris By NeonSolaris © 2013 NeonSolaris (All rights reserved)
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Sep 19, 2013
Sep 19, 2013 at 9:30 PM UTC
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