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Insomnia

Insomnia is a woman to keep you company While the rest of the world is sleeping She lets you do whatever you want And never judges you You can look her in the eyes And she will never say a word Her curly hair flies around While you watch her dance Are you going crazy? Do you really see her? Yes, she is there right beside you And when you are ready to leave  her She will tuck you into bed Kiss you on the forehead And wait for you to return the next night But while you enter dreamland, does insomnia follow? Or does she have a man waiting for her?
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Nov 8, 2011
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