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ENVY- An untold Story


Leant back in my chamber Yet onto those of white painted walls Little did I peep through my casement Could see nothing but a senorita in haze Clad in her white Cinderella attire I couldn't but sit and admire Merry go round is all that she went Laughter, joy smiles were, yes all of that she dreamt Chaos noise obstacle amidst She still longed to be gay Envying her state of free rein Couldn't that be my state Was all that I sighed Imprisoned to time barred by age Threshold never to be crossed Laid back in chamber, my last breath carried Yet another untold story left unburried Yet another untold story left unburried
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