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lovely lil song bird, singing me asleep, so early in the morn still, an tho it not too deep, I drift away so sweetly dawn dripping through the sky, I ask again for sweet rest to rest my weary eye, unburden me with slumber, at least I shall not think, while closing lids of tired, I wait again to blink, until I reach my dream state, where often  dreams are good, an I would gladly come back, as often as I could, I enter through a doorway, a skylit hole for key, the brightest blue of yonder is beckoning to me, I reach inside my pocket, pull out the key I found, but sadly in a second, I hear it hit the ground, I sigh with deepest sadness, a devastating sound, unfortunately I can't find it, on here this type of ground, biblical stacks of my hopes, in virtually a sea covering the Earth there, eye-dentical the keys, awakening my mind, to the infinite possibilities we are offered daily, so I pick one- an I wake up. Ma Cherie © 2017
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Jun 1, 2017
Jun 1, 2017 at 7:50 AM UTC
the brightest blue of yonder
lovely lil song bird, singing me asleep, so early in the morn still, an tho it not too deep, I drift away so sweetly dawn dripping through the sky, I ask again for sweet rest to rest my weary eye, unburden me with slumber, at least I shall not think, while closing lids of tired, I wait again to blink, until I reach my dream state, where often  dreams are good, an I would gladly come back, as often as I could, I enter through a doorway, a skylit hole for key, the brightest blue of yonder is beckoning to me, I reach inside my pocket, pull out the key I found, but sadly in a second, I hear it hit the ground, I sigh with deepest sadness, a devastating sound, unfortunately I can't find it, on here this type of ground, biblical stacks of my hopes, in virtually a sea covering the Earth there, eye-dentical the keys, awakening my mind, to the infinite possibilities we are offered daily, so I pick one- an I wake up. Ma Cherie © 2017
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Jun 1, 2017
Jun 1, 2017 at 7:50 AM UTC
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