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Beauty ...

Her hair sways like the leaves from trees that I can never catch.

 

Her eyes shine like the stars I can never reach.

 

Her lips are as soft as the clouds I can not touch.

 

She was mine for a short while, oh what I would give to have her again.

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Feb 3, 2010
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