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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 3 Hills And Mad Lines Which way is up and which way is Saturday Saving Summer dreams for winter's frozen face Trapped In horse tail skies With your lies of hair so fair Your eyes do tell what was always What was always meant to be The never ending school of life Your hour of control A sight to be hold The sand clears your wind swept eyes Witness wonders unfold their untidy living Costly unaware of their origin With blind might and A boat load of fight A voice a war cry a snazzy lean screaming jazz song Lost broken lost found lost broken Thanking the beasts which heard so well We could not fight A belief which was in the river of thought Now only a sea of dreams What would it be like To be with that girl If I can finally discover a class of style Where strength was once so strong Turned into life A cigarette the friend who costs a life I wasn't always going to be a hick up Letting those smiles go Dropping those titles hiding your woes Standing 10 feet wide Echoes of those who turned you on Who created and wrote that timeless song Magic that freed you to feel real Laughing crow Crowing tired a friend yet an enemy of life Scriptured Wants Always reaching never possessed but In those times freeing the want with beer and song rather than wine and Poems so soft
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