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Created on: April 16, 2009
She spoke words that night to a December sky
As she stood on the bridge alone
Offering tears to the river below
She promised her heart'd be known
Shivering promises made by a girl
Wanting for things yet unseen
She whispered her vows to a cold quiet night
Said goodbye to the days that had been
Somewhere inside, warmth tickled and grew
Climbing it's way to her lips
And she smiled on the world, said goodbye to hate
That had grown with life's schooling whips
How she laughed as she twirled about in the white
Lay no longer his problems with her
The chorus of life and hope flooded in
Once frozen, her dreams again stir
Snow was about her, whirling and wild
She danced too close to the side
As society pleasantry played at the ball
Her warmth met the rivers dark ride
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