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How about them apples?

You are my apple and I have a keen eye

 

on the top of this castle

 

where I can see all the kites fly

 

we climbed this stone with nothing but some

 

balloons and our fingers

 

now we eat fruit pies

 

as though we might never need to do the dishes.

 

Words are hardly spoken but I have started to draw

 

you pictures with blonde sands and blue skies

 

and few little fishes

 

 

I can hear you dream even if I am in the kitchen

 

I do up your buttons because you give me kisses

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sarah-jones
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Sep 27, 2011
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