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If I say there exists a city!


If I say there exists a city

Where there is no trace of sin

Where people trust each other

And strangers are not frightening

Where seas have no storms

And boats don’t fear to sink

Where Sun is not too hot

And moon is never dim

Where fireflies follow stars

And lamps don’t fear the wind

Where flowers bloom forever

And no winter curses their pink

If I say there exists a city

Would you go there with me?

 

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Plan88
<p>Blind Man&#39;s Bluff or what plan is it?</p><p>I am 22 years old, poet and high school, am I older?&nbsp;</p>

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