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| An impossible girl, Once said to me, "If this was your mind, I would set you free." Then she turned like a bird, And flew on golden wing, And I lifted my voice, Of sorrow to sing. Only one silver feather, Drifted down in salvation, But in it supplied, A thousand years of elation. I rose to the surface, And sang loud and clear, "All for one, one for all, And now I am here." But a great golden body, Flew down face to me, "If this was your mind, I would set you free." |
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