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A cup of uncertain-tea

They say blind people can still dream pictures As their eyes close, their eyes open to the world My eyes kept you close when they shut Holding you as tightly as you held me But I wonder if we are seeing different dreams Do you ever see my colours in your sleep? Answers cower in dark corners Along with my courage My words speak of dreams and colours But I live in plain black and white Confining my happiness to an area the size Of a tea cup Swirling, rainbow dreams swallowed and forgotten
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aila-natasha
Canadian
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May 12, 2012
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