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Serenading

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Serenading

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will you come?

and what will I say?

"oh...I have been so distant...

and unhappy"

(likeIi

could disappear).

when I was a boy, I saw things

that no one else could see.

so why am I so blind at 22,

to the hope

that is all around me

filling up this room.

on the road.

on my own.

waiting for the words to fall from your tongue,

into my ears.

when I was a boy,

I could hear

symphonies in seashells.

so why am I so deaf at 22,

to the sound

of the driving snow

that drives me home

to you.

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