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by Imogen Rayne

Created on: January 22, 2010 Last Updated: January 23, 2010

I am just passing through,
In a world that is shared by you.
Sometimes we can change our life,
Mistakes can bring more strife.

Yet, we try to make amends,
Clean the slate and try again.
Not everyone will forgive,
Day to day we continue to live.

Only a short journey that will pass,
Soon, I will reach my home at last.
I will be here until that day,
When my soul will fly away!

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