I held it once before
Again to remember
You and mine hardly autonomus, at that
Playwrites and jesters still?
Obvious to hold, I think
Again
Again
And ever
Sand and straw
The most i’ve ever been
Where is the pony
Goes blinding
Oblivious, I think
Hire labor
Hide it well
I held it once before
To remember
I held it once before
To forget
Provence to!
Provence to them!
I held it before i’ll hold it again!
Life outside and within
Wrong! So wrong!
Only know is not!
Change it, live
I couldn’t
But I couldn’t
I held it once before
Best, to forget
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Adrian Ashler
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