Rapa Nui

When she believes I've done wrong it's the same old dance and song no words are sung or said then she simply sulks instead so once again it looks as tho' I'm in her bad books and graces yet without all her chattering with neither reason nor rhyme the silence is disquietingly shattering and can last for quite some time but to show me where my place is it's not long before she puts on one of her Easter Island statue faces
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