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-on the pursuit of happiness Let me pity your feet, those innocent souls, squeezed relentlessy just for the sake of glory. Let me balm your feet, wash away the wounds, mend what is broken, soothing mute dispair. Let me lay my forehead on top of your toes. Let them gently speak their wisdom. And I will go and join, again, the madness of this world. But let me feel the earth in this crazy pirouette, our reaching up, up, up: digging deep, while scraping skies.
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 11:14 AM UTC
Ballet
-on the pursuit of happiness Let me pity your feet, those innocent souls, squeezed relentlessy just for the sake of glory. Let me balm your feet, wash away the wounds, mend what is broken, soothing mute dispair. Let me lay my forehead on top of your toes. Let them gently speak their wisdom. And I will go and join, again, the madness of this world. But let me feel the earth in this crazy pirouette, our reaching up, up, up: digging deep, while scraping skies.
feggyr-citack
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 11:14 AM UTC
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