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hope runs its fingers through knotted hair and exhumes hearts that were laid to rest a gravely thought surfaced in the head of the ones who once did pirouettes with their words, risked reality for the sake of dreaming, everything's normal you just can't get hurt hope runs its fingers through our lucky days and assures us in time another will come out of the bushes straight our way it's the caboose, the last fall, the remainder of it all it nests in hiding, look up higher than you think possible its dust has marked park benches you wont see it until you put on glasses you wont see it until you move one step forward some days it doesn't come out to play but it isn't a game, it's the key to a door that has been locked for ages look, I have closets full of combinations that were destroyed under the flames of pure misfortune, I really do believe that through this quest, we will find that individual key Once we do, we come to life you're always welcomed
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 12:37 PM UTC
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hope runs its fingers through knotted hair and exhumes hearts that were laid to rest a gravely thought surfaced in the head of the ones who once did pirouettes with their words, risked reality for the sake of dreaming, everything's normal you just can't get hurt hope runs its fingers through our lucky days and assures us in time another will come out of the bushes straight our way it's the caboose, the last fall, the remainder of it all it nests in hiding, look up higher than you think possible its dust has marked park benches you wont see it until you put on glasses you wont see it until you move one step forward some days it doesn't come out to play but it isn't a game, it's the key to a door that has been locked for ages look, I have closets full of combinations that were destroyed under the flames of pure misfortune, I really do believe that through this quest, we will find that individual key Once we do, we come to life you're always welcomed
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 12:37 PM UTC
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