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When I am gone from here, when I have drifted into the ether, my thoughts will continue. Long after you've forgotten how to sing, they will be a song for your eyes. These are my children nurtured over breakfasting tables, coming alive at four a.m. uneasy in their sleep. And you will ask: Is this how she spent her time behind that pensive gaze? Was the sky really that naked? I won't mind if you skip the daisies, they're not your beau ideal. I won't mind if you dig deep into their roots, they are already dead. Magically you will be lured into me- Bee for my bell-flower, asking: Is this how she spent her days, gazing into the distance? Planning the future, silently moving on.
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 9:15 AM UTC
Afterthoughts
When I am gone from here, when I have drifted into the ether, my thoughts will continue. Long after you've forgotten how to sing, they will be a song for your eyes. These are my children nurtured over breakfasting tables, coming alive at four a.m. uneasy in their sleep. And you will ask: Is this how she spent her time behind that pensive gaze? Was the sky really that naked? I won't mind if you skip the daisies, they're not your beau ideal. I won't mind if you dig deep into their roots, they are already dead. Magically you will be lured into me- Bee for my bell-flower, asking: Is this how she spent her days, gazing into the distance? Planning the future, silently moving on.
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 9:15 AM UTC
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