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Airplanes

Airplanes flying in the dead of the night Looking like blinking lights in the sky Mistaking them for stars lost in space Moving to meet with distance Slowly reaching hoping to find its existence But all we get is an unrequited chance Presuming the truth we don’t want to face It’s not fantasy just a new breed of reality Now they disappeared to a far off place And all you see are twinkling stills in the dark Ignoring the city and its neon signs flashing You care only for the bliss you wish you had
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louie-anne
Spanish
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Sep 1, 2013
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