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Diamonds from ground to sky

To lay down on my back

And feel the freashly mown grass

Like the feel of a short hair cut

 

Friends to the right and the left

Trying hard to see there best

 

 we lay in this moon lit feild

 staring at this stary gaze

To my left Orion's belt streching far into the velvet black sky

 

who would think such beauty could be found in this baseball feild when 

All you had to do is look up  

And see this sight witch I do love 

 

I lay and wish this time could last from now till forever past

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Written by
brad-j-march
American
Published
Nov 23, 2010
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