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It never ends...

I looked over the table
Looked under the chair
Oh! Tell me where you hid it
Well don’t you play with your hair!

I will find it
Don’t pretend the game will end
‘cuz I shall take my turn
Wait till the sunshine bends

Now the darkness follows
Fill me in the air
Oh! Just tell me
You’re hiding me where

I just want the night to end
And I want the stay
The dew drops talk a lot you know
For the stories we all play

Hear me say what you want to hear
Catch the warm blanket ends
Let’s escape the world we know
‘Cuz it never ends

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Reflections of a Wanderer said…
Lovely .. you've gotten better .. did you actually read this over before publishing? heheh ... it's more coherent and compact and the language clarity is great !

Awesome darling .. u rock!
April 8, 2011 at 12:08 PM
robin said…
Thanks. I dun remember reading it. But i had an epicenter of thought which connected the threads. Maybe that's why it sounds more concreate.
April 9, 2011 at 8:50 AM
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