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Quoth The Raven by a- maryllis Thursday, May 31, 2012 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Take your sadness to the moonlight softly touching your skin showing the beauty you hold within Take your tears and let them mingle with laughter you're no longer a lost and lonely drifter Take my spanned wings as a sacrificial offering let them soar above the darkness and into the warmth of spring Give me the dreams of a little girl I lost long ago, let me sleep soundly and comfortably beneath the winter snow When it melts I'll still be here.

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