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I always lay watching the sky move Imagine a view through which passes like the dawn of age It was when it happened, I aged too Realizing that animosity was pointless, it aged When the sky aged and there were no more clouds of white I met someone with eyes that would open eyes to sight Maybe we can save this cold world I was left  starring through those eyes Time turns but why?, in her eyes its deep Time drifting as the beauty is ever stunning I looked back up into her Blue eyes The sky was gone and With age I died Now I know what to do
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Sep 3, 2015
Sep 3, 2015 at 3:58 PM UTC
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I always lay watching the sky move Imagine a view through which passes like the dawn of age It was when it happened, I aged too Realizing that animosity was pointless, it aged When the sky aged and there were no more clouds of white I met someone with eyes that would open eyes to sight Maybe we can save this cold world I was left  starring through those eyes Time turns but why?, in her eyes its deep Time drifting as the beauty is ever stunning I looked back up into her Blue eyes The sky was gone and With age I died Now I know what to do
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Sep 3, 2015
Sep 3, 2015 at 3:58 PM UTC
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