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Under my skin . . .

a far away look crept into her eyes as she gazed up to the sky. wishing she could play amongst the stars; longing for their acceptance. lonesome lullabies of the heart. Glittering - shimmering overhead. Dance with me oh sweet fairies of the night!

My sombre shadows have crept from the wooden chest
hidden deep inside my soul
and I couldn't shut the lid quite quick enough.

I hope the world feels better tomorrow when we wake.

Saturday, March 18, 2006

In Waiting

Hidden under rainbows
and catching sweet perfumes;
I wait for you,
underneath the moon.

Flying through the sky
with my purple eye;
I wait for you,
in my red ball
loon.

I just can't get enough -
sometimes your love just isn't enough.
I need to feel you
want you
feel you touching me
I can't get enough. . . .
Posted by Cheshire Cat at 2:50 a.m.

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