6. ???????????????????

The old road is dusty and deserted,

Winding into a deep thick forest,

The stars are dispersed, shining, and guiding

The loving heart

That might have lost its warmth,

And the memory

That might have faded

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A. Damluji said…
Wandering thoughts lost in the forest,
thoughts of friends, of love, of stars.

stars.. shining brighter with each soul lost.

lost to fear, lost to hate, lost to madness.

farewell.. kindred spirits.

we shall meet again.
1/26/2005 3:39 AM
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