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Clouds Of Haunting Minds by Michael Madden Tuesday, October 05, 2010 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan If you find someone that you love, go out and grab them, and hopefully they will reciprocate!
Clouds Of Haunting Minds Could they be the same, These clouds of haunting minds? Or is this pleasure just a cameo? Delightful for the moment, But all too fleeting, As a melancholy age does come to pass. And when the truth is known, As surely soon it must, Then I shall be free of these troublesome chains. Roaming wild I now must gather my purpose, Or the burden of sloth will envelop my heart, And I would return to the olden ways. My spirirt would be shackled, And you would be lost forever.

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