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The boulevard knows I don’t care My hair’s messed up sometimes These cobble stones remind me That roughness has its charm I turn a corner, find myself In a whole new street of dreams The fountain whispers to the wind That nothing stays the same As I wander unknown alleys Each junction poses questions Every showcase I walk by Displays what life could be Each passerby’s a promise A sample story to be lived The hilltop view reveals all Of the possible paths to take Strolling squares and avenues I am searching to get lost To find what I could never find Where shortcuts are the norm The cathedral proves to be the x On my worn-out treasure map The stained glass lays a mosaic Of nuances on my heart The arches paint perspective Into my constricted reference Their majesty lifts up my head Compels an upward glance The wideness resonates a truth That shakes me to my core The carillon sings an anthem That accompanies new strides
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Oct 4, 2014
Oct 4, 2014 at 5:25 PM UTC
Barcelona
The boulevard knows I don’t care My hair’s messed up sometimes These cobble stones remind me That roughness has its charm I turn a corner, find myself In a whole new street of dreams The fountain whispers to the wind That nothing stays the same As I wander unknown alleys Each junction poses questions Every showcase I walk by Displays what life could be Each passerby’s a promise A sample story to be lived The hilltop view reveals all Of the possible paths to take Strolling squares and avenues I am searching to get lost To find what I could never find Where shortcuts are the norm The cathedral proves to be the x On my worn-out treasure map The stained glass lays a mosaic Of nuances on my heart The arches paint perspective Into my constricted reference Their majesty lifts up my head Compels an upward glance The wideness resonates a truth That shakes me to my core The carillon sings an anthem That accompanies new strides
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Oct 4, 2014
Oct 4, 2014 at 5:25 PM UTC
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