A Lynx in the Tall Grass
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A Lynx in the Tall Grass
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i come here for the shadows
that protect me from the light
in the summer through the nighttime
i wander around the hills
i see a lynx in the tall grass
still, waiting for the wind
to come and push the
leaves down
this fortress is holy
i could never understand
the force of will is useless
all these secrets are better kept
"in time will i ever need to know all these secrets i have found?"
i should run but he has me in his eyes
only shadows can he talk to
"i will never let these spirits walk with me" he said
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