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Shells and Hopscotch, Kites and Stars Treasures found on sea wet sands Cover up your battlescars Hold them tight in your cold hands Mimsy, mimsy, swear your fate Hold his face and kiss his cheek He’s here right now, it’s not too late Don’t turn away or be so weak Toss the stone up ,it's so high Don’t hold your breath or close your eyes You’ve hit the square now don’t be shy You have to jump, you have to rise... You got so high! Now grab the string! It’s caught the wind and makes away It strains like some great living thing! The past is gone. Now is today. The stars, the stars so brightly singing Don’t watch what’s in between, the Dark They catch our eyes like bright birds winging Don’t just hear crows. Listen for the lark. Shells and Hopscotch, Kites and Stars- Children's things? Not just, I think. Don't pet your pain, or count your scars. Relax. Life's quicker than you think.
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Jun 9, 2014
Jun 9, 2014 at 1:06 PM UTC
Shells and Hopscotch
Shells and Hopscotch, Kites and Stars Treasures found on sea wet sands Cover up your battlescars Hold them tight in your cold hands Mimsy, mimsy, swear your fate Hold his face and kiss his cheek He’s here right now, it’s not too late Don’t turn away or be so weak Toss the stone up ,it's so high Don’t hold your breath or close your eyes You’ve hit the square now don’t be shy You have to jump, you have to rise... You got so high! Now grab the string! It’s caught the wind and makes away It strains like some great living thing! The past is gone. Now is today. The stars, the stars so brightly singing Don’t watch what’s in between, the Dark They catch our eyes like bright birds winging Don’t just hear crows. Listen for the lark. Shells and Hopscotch, Kites and Stars- Children's things? Not just, I think. Don't pet your pain, or count your scars. Relax. Life's quicker than you think.
-2014   Thoughts while walking on the beach, what else?
janet-brown
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East Coast, USA
Jun 9, 2014
Jun 9, 2014 at 1:06 PM UTC
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