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Heaven

On you live inside the wind chime's tinkling song and

On you blow the leaves across the new green sapling trees and

On you live because the thunder flashes in the rain and

On you walk the sun squares aspread the hardwood and

On you ride atop falling white things in the black blanket sky and

On you go to count the crickets when they sing and

On you see the fat clouds blot shapes over the blue and

On you watch the cows chew their sour cud and

On you paddle underneath the little bridge and

 

On and

 

On and

 

On and

 

On, you go and

 

On, you've gone

 

And on, I'll stay and

 

On, I'll wait.

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piqqin
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Apr 24
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