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The Bitter Sweet

I wish I could be the port for your ship

But My Island is no more than a desert

Where camels use to weep in deep

But yet my life is not that cheap

 

Life is just a word made from four

Each alphabet means a lot of more

Love and hate, are obviously the same

A land where the knife takes the name.

 

Those who think not to fall, are already fallen

With hearts much full of pride and vanities.

They will never know how the bitter sweet is

And they will never know that taste of fallen.

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ouzidan-hicham
Moroccan
Published
Jul 14, 2010
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