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When We Cry


Catch those golden tears,

As the strangers leer,

Shaking their heads to and forth,

With pity and despair.

 

Watch the silver twirls,

As they swirl and wink,

Let them light a twinkle,

A sparkle of coming dawn.

 

Catch those pearly waters,

As they fall in quarters,

Their values hidden like Nile Gators,

Still waiting to be discovered.

 

We sink into those diamond depths,

From a cliff we’d leapt,

Rainbows gleam into our eyes,

A thousand color dyes.

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TwinkleDing

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