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Gardening


I was searching so long
 
For the words I promised you 
 
But when I finally found what I had to say
 
It was already too late
 
I’d lost your eyes gaze
 
Medusa’s known for
 
Turning men to stone
 
Those eyes...
 
Will always be my kryptonite
 
I never really knew
 
What to say you
 
That didn’t make me sound
 
Like some joker-clown
 
Oh dear,
 
I found the words
 
In a shattered heart:
 
You brought a light
 
To a world so dark
 
You brought a light
 
To a world so dark
 
 
I’m living with a thorny thought
 
The flowers say she loves me not
 
Pick the petals all away
 
Till the garden’s like my dreams
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Comments (2)

Theocandidus
<p>Not sure what ya mean but I&#39;m not very good at writing if that&#39;s what you&#39;re getting at. Thanks for the comment</p>
Lovewhat
<p>Fertilize your gardening</p>

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