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She never spoke of sanity Normal never lost her lips She thought not much of clarity Preferring to speak with hips. She never thought to tell me How memory was in her hair It curled and fell like weeping willows But never felt so fair. She never wanted to explain How her footprints left the ground How she walked the clouds and drank the rain Why she still looked at me when the sun was with her. Though she left quietly I still recall She told me why in her hands She held me like she was about to fall And fall she did to lower lands.
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 9:25 AM UTC
My Visit From Persephone
She never spoke of sanity Normal never lost her lips She thought not much of clarity Preferring to speak with hips. She never thought to tell me How memory was in her hair It curled and fell like weeping willows But never felt so fair. She never wanted to explain How her footprints left the ground How she walked the clouds and drank the rain Why she still looked at me when the sun was with her. Though she left quietly I still recall She told me why in her hands She held me like she was about to fall And fall she did to lower lands.
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 9:25 AM UTC
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