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The magic glasses
written by Sugar Free01:43 AM 4/12/04On the outside you could never tell the world I see through your thick orange frames
When I set you upon my crown, the whole world turns upside down
Dragons of goldern yellow take flight through the sky and a trail of orange sparkles cloud around their tails like a magical ora on heaven's ground
Long brittle men made of serpants yelp and moan in pain in the park where the trees once were
I feel so alone, like an everlasting candle flame in the darkness of a starless night
The magical world you possess is to much for me to digest
I take you off and set you down, and see the world as normal as can be
The trees are peaceful and lifeless, the sky is empty and clear enough to see my own reflection as if I were gazing into a pool of water
I take you off and set you down, with hopes tha the next passerby can stomach your expression
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| » Comments / Feedback | by AuntyOptimistic (4-12-2004 - 04:12 AM)
| i like the last line to this :) |
by omegadrax (2-13-2005 - 03:39 AM)
| it was too much for me to digest. i had to read it a couple of times hoping that some ray of comprehension would enlighten. no such luck. |
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