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How She Found God In Derbyshire

Waif-like drifter on a fading cloud

the saddest sound makes its rounds

The outer limit of this town

She speaks to herself somehow

 

How her life turned around

after hearing a siren sound

Oh, the wolves abound

As she stumbles from that crowd

 

And so her rueful mind aloud

split the seam and scheme and shout

for whatever worth she receives in clout

or any mirth that fuels her doubt

 

By the bracken broken, beaten paths

through trails of time and solemn laughs

she finds herself alone at last

In lonesome graves of her lovers past

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Dec 20, 2016
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