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Your voice, I'll take it may it sing me softly home Your touch, I'll take it it's all I've ever known Sit beneath the willow tree but don't cry for me Touch the earth, giving birth for I am Life, you see? I fed the flowers grown that were cut so elegantly, to lay against my will upon a mound of earth that could never contain me, still You insisted to lay your Daisies when you knew I loved Geraniums in a rainbow of colours I could never be contained in You placated me with Yellow and White? Did I do you justice? Would you never get it right? I love colour, not just Black on White I wrote a thousand words to you every night You read maybe, a hundred and thought you knew me best. But standing at my graveside your Daises only prove you knew me less and less
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Jun 17, 2014
Jun 17, 2014 at 6:26 AM UTC
Take it to the Grave
Your voice, I'll take it may it sing me softly home Your touch, I'll take it it's all I've ever known Sit beneath the willow tree but don't cry for me Touch the earth, giving birth for I am Life, you see? I fed the flowers grown that were cut so elegantly, to lay against my will upon a mound of earth that could never contain me, still You insisted to lay your Daisies when you knew I loved Geraniums in a rainbow of colours I could never be contained in You placated me with Yellow and White? Did I do you justice? Would you never get it right? I love colour, not just Black on White I wrote a thousand words to you every night You read maybe, a hundred and thought you knew me best. But standing at my graveside your Daises only prove you knew me less and less
helen
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Jun 17, 2014
Jun 17, 2014 at 6:26 AM UTC
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