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I was the shore, and she was the wave; And like them both only one of us could behave. I was a dandy lion, and she was a rose; For it matches the tint of her cheeks and the hue of her nose. I'd give her a song, and she'd give a smile; We then just stayed like that for a while. I moved to slow, while she ran fast; Now all I have are memories of a shaded past. In the end I was the moon, she was the sun; Apart forever and never to be one.
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Jul 8, 2025
Jul 8, 2025 at 7:21 PM UTC
The sun and moon
I was the shore, and she was the wave; And like them both only one of us could behave. I was a dandy lion, and she was a rose; For it matches the tint of her cheeks and the hue of her nose. I'd give her a song, and she'd give a smile; We then just stayed like that for a while. I moved to slow, while she ran fast; Now all I have are memories of a shaded past. In the end I was the moon, she was the sun; Apart forever and never to be one.
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Jul 8, 2025
Jul 8, 2025 at 7:21 PM UTC
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