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Lost heaven


*LOST HEAVEN* Click Click Click The light flickers The bird whispers For the lost slayers She whispers into the night Telling the clouds of its delight Like there was so light For such a sight A young deer runs through the dark Calling on its heaven A heaven full of beauty and valour A heaven full of bounty "Oh! He's gone" She cries out! Where is a treasure in the South? He calls on me but is no more How shameful we see no more There is a beating in the background Reaching out to its solicitors Bringing them into its abode So she had to crave in her bosom Life took my pleasure For there was a hidden treasure Like there was no measure for which death takes My pleasure was once my heaven But now my lost heaven.
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