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Bright Light in a Dark Party

I rest my temple on the windowpane, Not a thought in my head save for the clouds in the sky. Looking at greener pastures Looking inside golden souls and ashen holes. I want to find the right place, the right one And I'll write to her everyday. Refracted light while raindrops fall A sunshower amid the cloudy nights She glows, she glimmers, blinding to the naked eye Reminding of the image in the corner of my mind. She's alone, she's home, a golden soul in an ashen hole Your heart you can hear, rejection you fear, you require more bear To say the right things, at the right time, to the right one, You overthink, your thoughts stink, is she the missing link?
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jake-bentley
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Jun 24, 2013
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