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Homebound, on the trail to new horizon. Lost town, forgotten from where the trail was and where it began. Like roses and cherry blossoms, beauty isn’t forever. I admire the concrete, the cement, the asphalt and rocks, at least they stay. The songs I sing, lost their melody and beauty. I head to concrete city Where the hearts are exchanged for pennies and forgotten memories. For once the leaf, the bird, and the frog.. aren’t things I admire. I now find love and resonance in the solidness of structure, And then maybe my heart won’t rupture.
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Oct 10, 2018
Oct 10, 2018 at 3:47 AM UTC
A rock by the ocean
Homebound, on the trail to new horizon. Lost town, forgotten from where the trail was and where it began. Like roses and cherry blossoms, beauty isn’t forever. I admire the concrete, the cement, the asphalt and rocks, at least they stay. The songs I sing, lost their melody and beauty. I head to concrete city Where the hearts are exchanged for pennies and forgotten memories. For once the leaf, the bird, and the frog.. aren’t things I admire. I now find love and resonance in the solidness of structure, And then maybe my heart won’t rupture.
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Oct 10, 2018
Oct 10, 2018 at 3:47 AM UTC
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