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I can never be free. Even the full moon is destined to say good morning and the gentle stars plucked from their refuge in the twilight. Even the graceful clouds are swept from the valleys and the songbirds shackled to the endless heavens. Even the mysterious mandarinfish are glued to the salty seaside and the corals forced to surrender their colors. Even the redwood's leaves are hauled from the colorless breeze and the rose's petals dragged to the crumbling earth. Even the oak's branches are starved from dancing in the wind and the willow's roots locked into history. Even my weary soles are planted to the grandest lavender mountains and my chapped lips baffled in awe and my lungs filled with frail butterflies and my frayed palms fastened to my tattered heart and my rusty eyes captivated by the glowing sunset. Though, my frivolous thoughts still wander and are stranded in the dark. Even if I tried, I can never be free.
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Jul 12, 2014
Jul 12, 2014 at 12:59 PM UTC
Even If I Tried
I can never be free. Even the full moon is destined to say good morning and the gentle stars plucked from their refuge in the twilight. Even the graceful clouds are swept from the valleys and the songbirds shackled to the endless heavens. Even the mysterious mandarinfish are glued to the salty seaside and the corals forced to surrender their colors. Even the redwood's leaves are hauled from the colorless breeze and the rose's petals dragged to the crumbling earth. Even the oak's branches are starved from dancing in the wind and the willow's roots locked into history. Even my weary soles are planted to the grandest lavender mountains and my chapped lips baffled in awe and my lungs filled with frail butterflies and my frayed palms fastened to my tattered heart and my rusty eyes captivated by the glowing sunset. Though, my frivolous thoughts still wander and are stranded in the dark. Even if I tried, I can never be free.
help.
mikailaaa
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Jul 12, 2014
Jul 12, 2014 at 12:59 PM UTC
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