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Far away from the maddening crowd My fingers move and the hands dance on the tunes of my head and the song of my heart Inking words and weaving tales Stories end, people take birth and then they die without a trail Far away from the maddening crowd My fingers move and the hands dance From this name and from that moment come out fables of wars and heroes of might and love torn between the states of heart and kingdoms of the commons and the greats. Most dearest to me is the tale of me and you Reading all that I want to express Keeping it hidden in the recesses of your heart and yet making it true. Falling for you Was the hardest I ever fell Feeling for you The way I do is the sweetest I’ve ever felt As I end this tale you start anew for once in a day I will listen to you Tell me all that you know and all that you don’t Far from the maddening crowd I weave a tale, between me and you.
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Feb 6, 2014
Feb 6, 2014 at 11:48 PM UTC
Far From The Maddening Crowd
Far away from the maddening crowd My fingers move and the hands dance on the tunes of my head and the song of my heart Inking words and weaving tales Stories end, people take birth and then they die without a trail Far away from the maddening crowd My fingers move and the hands dance From this name and from that moment come out fables of wars and heroes of might and love torn between the states of heart and kingdoms of the commons and the greats. Most dearest to me is the tale of me and you Reading all that I want to express Keeping it hidden in the recesses of your heart and yet making it true. Falling for you Was the hardest I ever fell Feeling for you The way I do is the sweetest I’ve ever felt As I end this tale you start anew for once in a day I will listen to you Tell me all that you know and all that you don’t Far from the maddening crowd I weave a tale, between me and you.
When I fell in love with the reader.
mayank-jain
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Feb 6, 2014
Feb 6, 2014 at 11:48 PM UTC
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