Golden Leaves
When I was a child
I heard voices
whispering beneath
a white willow tree
All I had was a memory
a wild beast
never kept on a leash
I straighten my hair
you straighten your tie
it's your city
it's my sea
I drink my wine
you say your line
call me from the cold
when I'm still burning
my embers white gold
Before my eyes
my path unfolds
I leave in disguise
invisible to see
and impossible to follow
Golden leaves
a wild fortune in a decade
that drifted away
how coud I never know
the glint in your eyes
were really my coins?
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