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I was there when He first saw fragments of dust In the light of dawn and Laughed loud in wonder When he pointed to the stars With questions in his eyes I was there and I provided the answers As he marched towards That fallen tree, there My footprints were engraved In dirt before his own In the sounds he touched and In the smells he savored I was there and I promised To always remain When he discovered a remote heart, Attached it to his own and Built a wall of bricks above— I was not there In the darkness he glowered At seeing nothing, cried And I heard him ponder why I no longer remained
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Jun 13, 2014
Jun 13, 2014 at 5:00 AM UTC
I Was There
I was there when He first saw fragments of dust In the light of dawn and Laughed loud in wonder When he pointed to the stars With questions in his eyes I was there and I provided the answers As he marched towards That fallen tree, there My footprints were engraved In dirt before his own In the sounds he touched and In the smells he savored I was there and I promised To always remain When he discovered a remote heart, Attached it to his own and Built a wall of bricks above— I was not there In the darkness he glowered At seeing nothing, cried And I heard him ponder why I no longer remained
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Jun 13, 2014
Jun 13, 2014 at 5:00 AM UTC
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