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Bounds Along


And she, with so many flairs Frolicking through the days, turning into months and years All hurdles, obstructive, yet removed And she, bounds along Somehow, everything comes into place Every new sight, experience, event lifts her up And she, bounds along In the face of restrain and control, she lights her own way Against words of destruction and suffocation She bounds along.
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