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Created on: January 08, 2008
Small wonders
fascinate,
then separate/collide
Endless numbers
tied to hate
if only fate could hide
Thoughts are open
in the end
if life becomes undone
Starting over
it begins
death has had it's fun
Life's not free
and never was
no one sees the flaws
Daylight stretches
through the trees
oh how nature calls
And to the one
whom I have left
the one I can't let go
Think of me
from time to time
away my life I've thrown
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