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Six times


Walking down the farm

never got too far

a never ending path in since 1923.

 

I love the sun

I love to have fun

but man I'll never ever run.

 Sometimes

when mother was gone  

runners passed by.

I'd spot with my little eye

the fasted,the rudest,the brightest

and I wonder who would win,

without an ending line within.

 

Black leather,

ghoul skin,

anybody let him here

who's this?

The confusion I feel!

sorry my mother but the winner  is here

 

Lets take the dark roses

and eat what we please 

six months seem like foever

but with the ring we made a deal

RUN

RUN

RUN 

I am breaking free

I thanks him for letting me see

sometimes you have to die to ever live.

 

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A young teen from a minority group, whose life is like a roller coaster in May 30th,1972.

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