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Hands of Reason

by michael-jeffrey-wille

My mind is stuck somewhere in solemn haze between the hands of reason, and though I'd like to climb the mountain, I'd rather hang on high. I'll kiss the dying dove and send her swimming through abyss. It wasn't me I thought worth saving; 'twas you I'd surely miss.
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Feb 22, 2014
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