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A bird leaves its eggs unhatched Mother daughter stayed detached Every night all alone Staring at the wall-like stone Lights deaming in the sky As though you're loosing her out of sight Soon the sun starts to rise The smell of flowers is quite nice Flapping one wing first, Then the other Slowly realizing you fly like no other
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