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The Oak And The Rope

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The Oak And The Rope

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Walking with my frozen thoughts

Embraced by despair I sought for

Calling for the final gates

But will they let me in?

Seeking for the timeless tree

Whose branches never yield

She's beared the age of a century

She can bare my mortal weight

The oak and the rope

With tears in my itching eyes

Howling dreams are chasing me

Back to live, to see another day

But I refuse to hope again

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