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A prayer.

When I have laid my head to rest

To dream my final dream

I'll think of our love,

That to everyone,

Is not what it would seem.

 

I'll close my eyes and see the stars

So familiar in the sky

And think "Oh Lord,

How I have loved!"

And be unafraid to die.

 

For if the world be false and cold

If it be marked untrue

There still could be no beast nor man

Who could mar my love for you.

 

So, as I lay my heavy head

And start for final sleep

The memories of

What we have done

Will be the ones I keep.

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caroline-little
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Jul 16, 2010
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