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Tell me

Tell me your secrets old man in this life

Did you bleed your dreams till they broke you free from struggle and strife

Did you roam the earth with winged feathers on your back

In the lilac rushes steal those gold chestnut crushes you've been keeping tight until they slacked

Who gave you those laughing lines etched into your weathered face

And that glint and hint of mischief in those ice blue eyes of late

Are your bear claw mittens softer than they look

Did they trace the laughing lines with soft caresses and butterfly kisses around a cheeky nook

You've been wandering the paths around the tracks for far too long

So old man have you seen enough to scream your song

Into the distant skies

To flee your cares into wandering flights of fancy

To sing on until the crescent moon goes elsewhere with all it's own romancing

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