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I pass nameless faces, Arms folded, walking blind No plan. With the sun to my back, the outline of my shadow drags along. Soulless and cold I envy this figure’s life, Wanting so much to feel the same. As I search for a sign, I look to the light for when to cross. My shadow reaches half way And again, how envious I am of this creature, of how close it is to the other side. How close it is to you.
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Feb 15, 2012
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