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Life, Love

Life, love- why did you leave? Where are you, darling, I cannot find you but For your faint shadowed whispers I mistook you for my beating heart For dark-black nights sprinkled with The lights of a night-time city I mistook you for throbbing music For flashing lights and crushing heat And things passed in dark rooms I mistook you for my reflection For dark-black eyes that speak stories And a stranger-face with no innocence I mistook you for a false Life For a liar, a thief, a betrayer, a tyrant A false god to we who are Life-lost flock Like tender birds in dark-black night we Fly to places where your traces linger To only find faint shadowed whispers
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Mar 12, 2011
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