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Naïve


Love your innocence Never let it fly away Forget common sense You’re better off this way You’re blessed with ignorance you see Covered in silly up to your thighs Everything’s wonderful to me The words shine in your eyes But maybe you should keep those wide eyes shut Those doors could let evil in It’ll wriggle in like a maggot That evil may someday win
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iamtime
<p>Great topic and great poem, this was lovely and very thought provoking.</p>

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