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Created on: January 02, 2011
I have no privacy trapped in here
Counting snow flakes year to year
I'm ogled and shaken in every way
Please get me out I fervently pray
Let me feel the warmth of the sun
I want to laugh and skip and run
I'd love to tan on a sunny shore
Don't like this glass cage any more
Many hands have fondled me
I'm sad, I've lost my dignity
Just give me freedom from your wanton stare
I'm eager for a chance out there
Alas, this is my terrible fate
I'm praying that its not too late
To see the world before I break
And turn into a stagnant lake
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