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Created on: November 10, 2009
Moonlight, my friend, hold my hand.
I am gasping for air and then
As my eyes close in pain i recall
The wonderful love then i renege all.
Teeth clenched cause it must be, I need to be free
Soon i will activate, take my turn, in my place.
Scuffles of fights in my heart take place under my breast.
Yet I have only one owner, to account for in my best.
Moonlight, i grab out to you, only to say your light is what i need
It adorns my webby head tho no where else it leads.
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