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A touch so familiar for a thousand or so years drifts away slowly...and abruptly disappears. Waves crashing dully and precious pearls just waste the bottom dwellers have a taste. Disguised as a hero, he dressed highly as a prince left alone to discover, yet again, she was amiss. Her eyes led astray in a rosy tinted way her heart followed loyally, what else was there to say? Flowers lined the path, daisies, roses, and tulips each faded and couldn't last, that princess didn't get the hint. Blindly she continued down that growing starker road that prince was returning to a toad. Longer she walked not realizing she was alone her head held high like a candle in a cone. She followed crooked trees and dried up yesterdaisies no one really knew what became of princess Lynn Phasey She traveled days, weeks, and months searching for something, she couldn't say just what. A heart through hell and a dreary twisted forest beating to swell for a promise once more, yes.
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Oct 30, 2010
Oct 30, 2010 at 6:32 AM UTC
Minor Fairytale Flaw
A touch so familiar for a thousand or so years drifts away slowly...and abruptly disappears. Waves crashing dully and precious pearls just waste the bottom dwellers have a taste. Disguised as a hero, he dressed highly as a prince left alone to discover, yet again, she was amiss. Her eyes led astray in a rosy tinted way her heart followed loyally, what else was there to say? Flowers lined the path, daisies, roses, and tulips each faded and couldn't last, that princess didn't get the hint. Blindly she continued down that growing starker road that prince was returning to a toad. Longer she walked not realizing she was alone her head held high like a candle in a cone. She followed crooked trees and dried up yesterdaisies no one really knew what became of princess Lynn Phasey She traveled days, weeks, and months searching for something, she couldn't say just what. A heart through hell and a dreary twisted forest beating to swell for a promise once more, yes.
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Oct 30, 2010
Oct 30, 2010 at 6:32 AM UTC
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