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I swim in verdancy on my back; let the greyness wash my face Atop the top of the toppest valley Only half of me is here; I am only half here Inhale, Exhale I Take in the masterpiece above me; branches intertwining People could learn from the trees On my left I have Nothing; Nothing sticks around Until he grew restless and took the path on my right As my lids fall in tire; the Earth embraces me in sweet arms Lying in my bed of worries The wind so tender, so dear, kneels down to meet my cheek And the leaves mutter in joy When Nothing goes right; I find solace in trees Let myself drown in the shade of natural love. And patiently I wait for the sun to wake up to illuminate the masterpiece
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May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 10:14 PM UTC
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I swim in verdancy on my back; let the greyness wash my face Atop the top of the toppest valley Only half of me is here; I am only half here Inhale, Exhale I Take in the masterpiece above me; branches intertwining People could learn from the trees On my left I have Nothing; Nothing sticks around Until he grew restless and took the path on my right As my lids fall in tire; the Earth embraces me in sweet arms Lying in my bed of worries The wind so tender, so dear, kneels down to meet my cheek And the leaves mutter in joy When Nothing goes right; I find solace in trees Let myself drown in the shade of natural love. And patiently I wait for the sun to wake up to illuminate the masterpiece
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May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 10:14 PM UTC
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