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In the midst of a journey within a look of the sweetest eyes I would imagine flowers as the mightiest giants When I smelled smoke I would know there was a fire And my name would be written in sunshine Instead of words of defiance I would never be lost or glance behind me at dawn Blankness would never claim my day With gladness I would be filled I would recognize the swords of those Who were friend or foe When entanglements came my way My time would move ever slowly on the best of days I would hold all the keys to change And could tell the difference Between promises made by the way Without having fear of my life Being rearranged Instead in the midst of a journey within this life of my own There exist giants who are certainly not flowers Nor do I always smell smoke When there is fire My name is not written in sunshine each hour Yet to the clouds I will never give power
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Dec 3, 2010
Dec 3, 2010 at 6:24 PM UTC
In the Midst of a Journey
In the midst of a journey within a look of the sweetest eyes I would imagine flowers as the mightiest giants When I smelled smoke I would know there was a fire And my name would be written in sunshine Instead of words of defiance I would never be lost or glance behind me at dawn Blankness would never claim my day With gladness I would be filled I would recognize the swords of those Who were friend or foe When entanglements came my way My time would move ever slowly on the best of days I would hold all the keys to change And could tell the difference Between promises made by the way Without having fear of my life Being rearranged Instead in the midst of a journey within this life of my own There exist giants who are certainly not flowers Nor do I always smell smoke When there is fire My name is not written in sunshine each hour Yet to the clouds I will never give power
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Dec 3, 2010
Dec 3, 2010 at 6:24 PM UTC
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