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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required You woke too early as always You took a sip of morning sun to help you start the day - oh yeah And now your eyes are golden Ready for anything That happens to get in your way Step into your boots Tear down the crimson sky Before you Your running through the forest Tearing up the ground With every single step you make Your journey gets you nowhere You stop to take the deepest breath Because the view is glorious Lay down on your back And watch the crimson sky Before you You seem to dance You seem to dive You just can not believe your eyes You drift on through reality Save your thoughts But share with me You seem to dance You seem to dive You just can not believe your eyes Your mesmerized this time for sure You just can't keep it in no more I feel your heart pound madly Your so excited By treasures laying at your door And your eyes are still golden Ready for anything Embrace life that's for sure Step into your boots Hold hands with crimson skies Forever And ever So beautiful You seem to dance You seem to dive You just can not believe your eyes You drift on through reality Save your thoughts But share with me You seem to dance You seem to dive You just can not believe your eyes Your mesmerized this time for sure You just can't keep it in no more By Emma Buckeridge 25.09.2011 Copyright 2011
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