"Those who once knew who I once was / Forgot / Who I was anyway because / They really only thought they knew / And did they ever care?"
Lost in the USA: Bus to Denton
Ticket for the bus to Denton Thence on to Krum my friend I come To visit you now bent upon Exploring the InvisiBolt Meeting Tilly Skittles and Paul And frisking like a Texas colt
In a place where the sky fills all In all in its totality And where the sun sets for as far As eyes can see and each lone star Appears with its intensity Intact
If I have eyes with which to see In fact As I believe I do I should stay there with you Why not?
Those who once knew who I once was Forgot Who I was anyway because They really only thought they knew And did they ever care?
Lost in the USA I would be better off with you I need a place to stay Could I perhaps stay there?
Sounds like an outing from the hippie volkswagon van era where evrything was a new magical experience. sit back and enjoy the ride we only pass through this world once.
Good Luck Steve :) Go with an Open Heart and Mind! YOur soul will take Control of your happiness, while there..Safe trip and Happiness follow you daily- once you show up on that soil- Happy 4 you and your upcoming changes *( if you still decide to go) BE Happy and Always STay PoSiTiVe! :) Many HuGs,Sheee- oh, and this Poem is a testiment of your feelings, great -great feelings expressed! Wonderful line too, ---> And frisking like a Texas colt
I Don't know where you get your picts... but, Excellent. BE HAPPY! Change is GOOD!
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I Don't know where you get your picts... but, Excellent. BE HAPPY! Change is GOOD!