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Grey

When I get grey Sight and sound will be distant But perhaps this is for the best. Maybe I can blink away the dust, Wipe away the dirt and grime, Rid of the disgust and hurtful things And in it's place I'll dream a field of tulips.
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grace-mcquillan
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Jan 11, 2012
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