Lullaby

Neon green and purple lines intertwine our streets so full of imprints that layne 
across the sand. Take my hand and I'll lead you to a victory that not even I will 
understand. Words do escape my thoughts as I call out to you so aimlessly. 
Misery to the ones who will never deserve it and you'll reach out to me. Warm and 
moist the air runs through a chill, that spill of my empty heart once torn. Mind 
perplexed for another go, a second chance to see you and your world worn thin, 
seeing with eyes anew, once born. Bred of him and she who love so dearly more 
than life can discribe to begin. I look for a deeper meaning torn into the sky, one 
of which I wish to mend. Your eyes captivate me to write a novel of a little shy 
tragedy that I'm scared to reveal the ending to. Your words, so pure, I wrap myself 
in its essence and foul beauty of a girl and this tea time lullaby for two.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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