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Once upon a time,
far away and long ago,
lived a pretty little girl,
eyes of fire, skin of snow.
She's bathing in the morning glow,
the Sun revealing what we know
as an evening campfire fairytale
Strum my guitar, sit back and tell
of a storybook that was born to fail
and the life of an angel lost in hail.
Blizzard swirling, churning, burning,
Frigid gusts and clouds still turning,
Can't hold on much longer to this ground, melting away
Hands are frostbit, no more feeling
Blinding snow starts her hands peeling
Sucked up into the sky, tinted gray.
Shift the capo, strum a chord
and pray to every god and lord
that she'll, one day, come back to us.
Rusting Innocence.
Comments (3 Comments)
- FuriazFTW - 11/27/2009
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Both. biggrin
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- iluv2sing789 - 11/17/2009
- i love that! biggrin is that a poem or lyrics? because i can make that to a song just sayin.
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- UC Poika - 11/04/2009
- Good poem. I especially like the part about the blizzard. I really experienced it with you.
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