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king of dream
Contributed by
Boobiepeach
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Thursday, 10th November 2005 @ 02:51:25 PM in AEST
Topic:
EmotionalPoetry
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stuck between a rock and soft skin. where moments lie in mind differently then in air see clearly, love clearly fog turns god to shun the mistakes he once forgave real we live but in imagination we thrive like fish in air not knowing we die slowly thought of if is a painless plunder of hope while kings sit and sip from goblets of wine like glutnis conceets person of willingness knows no sweet wine but tastes the bitterness of not just their own but indeed too the mistakes of others even the kings hidden ach is herd in the ears of pergatoys clients work for me sweet nothingness sit on my lips of tant where words of maybe find solitude with the air in which they hit and die on contact words that not a single person can relate and you doubt you as well have found yourself with question. suffer with ease and never love with haste. with finger pointing and waving about tell all what love will bring and where future lies lie you must know if your goblet is full and i sit with none you must tell sing sweet and die with out i must tell none the things i have learned from, the things i have found, the feelings i have stole. i must goblet never drink. love with ease hate with haste.
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Re: king of dream
(User Rating: 1 ) by lostrelic on
Thursday, 10th November 2005 @ 03:13:59 PM AEST (User
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even the kings hidden ach is herd in the ears of pergatoys clients great lyric a nice poetic justice to the whole of things
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