The Trees Part Two
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The Trees Part Two
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The forest-castle. The wind-felled trees
Are warders at the gates
I went too far, enjoying the bliss
Don't call me
It's too late
I went alone, I couldn't remain
A thousand years ago
I tried to run away from the rain
To wait until the snow
And dawn, and dusk are felt like a rhyme
Oblivion goes instead
Well it's so great to spend time
In the twilight, going mad
Soggy soil
My feet turn to moss
Even though
I try to go at pace
Damp wind blows
Around my glowing face
The clouds are crying with no sound
Just tears. Drop by drop
The leaves like souls are falling down
The rain will never stop
Soggy soil
My roots turn to moss
Even though
I keep on taking drugs
Damp wind blows
Around my wrinkled bark
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