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Nomadic Feet


(poems go here) Eyeslike sunshine, thoughts like a summer rain, The one wild streak the boys find ever fair, And while the heart is here, there, everywhere, Knowing of no home drives a girl insane. No comfort found, nomadic feet in pain, Here I am wonderer without a care, Said to be too much for one heart to bare, Heartbreaker, heartbroken, no love to gain. Walk past the lonely, leave me for dead, A breaker of hearts, a saver of life, I wait for the one, the one that will stay, I, your fantasy, the one inside your head. I free and flying, the saver of strife, I wander everywhere, my heart so stray.
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