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Gone but never forgotten


In my walk only I see the only thing in front of me 

A red door that leads my way to new opprotunities

As I leave I say bye while my mother starts to cry

Little people just like me, here for the same opprortuity

Little did they know that they would say goodbye to me 

The little girl would grow out of me 

Into the woman I am today

As I leave the red door of Mystery

 

 

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