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Walk with me

Walk with me in the Cyprus trees as their leafy fingers wrap us round quiet like, down the old creek road where reality and all our dreams meet See with me where glories bloom their sweet nectar on our tongue the early scent wafting in the breeze rustling the daring buds of noon Hold my hand as we stroll on down to meet the cool creek's water edge to dip our toes in the thick mud bog and to strip on down to take a swim Laugh with me as the cool wind blows and sends the glories' buds to flight as the cock-eyed crow upon the branch will humor us with his sweet calls Watch with me, the fireflies as the sun melts into night a new made playground opens up for our young hearts to find Walk with me, down this dusty creek road to where the water's clear and glories bloom where the mud is thick and the grass is green our hearts can sing with the lonely heron's tune Feel with me, the Cyprus trees feel the earth beneath your feet the pounding of your own heartbeat the heat of my hand in yours as we stroll down the old creek road
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miranda-cruzen
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Apr 21, 2011
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