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Home arrow Verse arrow 1999 arrow Verse, May 1999 arrow Remember Everything and be Brilliant
Remember Everything and be Brilliant Print E-mail
Written by Diana, on 16-05-1999 23:00
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...one for each person i came to know
for the bat hath told me so
this bat i speak of is make of wood
and came to me in my sleep
he took my tooth and gave me a quarter
i've fallen on top of a carnival booth
the little children who played in there
are now crumpled atop of their silken blonde hair
they gave me a look as awful as you,
they came to my side and to the sky i flew
up to the moon i passed on my way
a big little ship, i asked, "could i stay?"
but reluctant are they, for they have little food
caboom....it's for free.


Last update: 16-05-1999 23:00

Published in : Verse, 1999, May

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