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The Glass Coffin

You don't see it Not at first at least You might catch a glimmer of it on a sunny day I lay inside silently watching Do not worry, it's very comfortable You see I can walk and talk and dance and sing it is very flexible do not try to save me For its locks have closed and it might as well be 6 feet under But it has a beautiful cover of a happy soul but the cover slips and you might catch a glimpse of it when the wind blows on a cold October night Do not worry my dear It might as well be 6 feet under.
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Apr 30, 2011
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