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Roll away your stone I'll roll away mine My favourite line from a sweet song I liked It points - I guess - to the unbreaking faith two people have and never lose - unless they lose themself Why do we fear to hold and touch this faith and keep it up? Why do we race through life, and miss so many things and lose our breath? Sitting and writing, here, I'm slightly frightened - I risk a lot these days, or maybe not enough Rough tides have shaken me a lot Fierce creatures have approached and have been tough on me; But yet - Yet I continue to uncleverly walk on with open arms whatever comes and harms my flesh This is a statement for something that everyone should dare to seek a deep, deep urge for truth or faith, or any of these words It hurts to see people I like dispair because they fear the step Please look at you and feel that you may care and that it's just your right to wish for it - Go wash your face and comb your hair, my love: It's time.
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 12:16 PM UTC
It's Time
Roll away your stone I'll roll away mine My favourite line from a sweet song I liked It points - I guess - to the unbreaking faith two people have and never lose - unless they lose themself Why do we fear to hold and touch this faith and keep it up? Why do we race through life, and miss so many things and lose our breath? Sitting and writing, here, I'm slightly frightened - I risk a lot these days, or maybe not enough Rough tides have shaken me a lot Fierce creatures have approached and have been tough on me; But yet - Yet I continue to uncleverly walk on with open arms whatever comes and harms my flesh This is a statement for something that everyone should dare to seek a deep, deep urge for truth or faith, or any of these words It hurts to see people I like dispair because they fear the step Please look at you and feel that you may care and that it's just your right to wish for it - Go wash your face and comb your hair, my love: It's time.
Vera
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 12:16 PM UTC
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