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Sweet Dreams by Toris Okotie Thursday, September 25, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
A construction worker Drilling holes and fixing pipes This is my day job By night I slowly crawl onto my lonely bed Covered by my sorrowful blanket And into my imagination, I slept A lover I am Surrounded by heavenly beauties Each one my name they praised For I was their god of love When the clock struck six Reality comes knocking A construction worker, is what I am And on to the days work, I attend Waiting for the night to come
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Reviewed by E T Waldron	9/25/2003

Dreams wouldn't be the same if we didn't have out work too;-)Well done Torie!




Reviewed by Cheryl Sellers	9/25/2003

To dream is to live to live is to dream... good write