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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Through A Variation In A Dream In mere silence we get a sense of reality Nature beckons the blow that will teach us where to go A pull at the heart will light the inner spark of what were waiting for We shared a smile from a close passerby To think deep melancholy moments that will soon pass Through the eye of the storm there's an arrow that calms the soul Long lines stand out in mere duration in the scene Were living in a land today that is so very mean Through a variation in a dream people scream Shadows block the eyes of the brillant passerby A love to behold amidst certain uncertainty Lines being formed in the sand I hope you understand Shape through the dreams or put on a disguise The twilight sun has tainted my inner vision Just a sold out soul out on an incredible mission Those square pegs in the narrow lines of resistance We traveled so far not to turn back now To seek images in the brain not having her in my arms is driving me insane Through a variation in a dream people tend to scream Let your love be exposed to the ordinary functions of this life With barrowed pews exposed to the elements of it's decorum Shelter lies dormant amidst it's beckoning plough We treasured a red rose that was plucked so long ago Images cross the fragments of our imagination
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