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    June

    With your beautiful silver moon
    like sisters you and I
    you loved and watched over me
    we played you talked to me
    and listened even to my wisper
    when all my hair fell out
    your love shown like a crown of glory
    you shared, you cared, I was your own
    the winds of June refreshed my soul
    an ocean spray on a June day that never falls
    just disipates
    refreshing
    Hexed we are
    secrets dark and deep you chose to keep
    froze our love
    seperation... I chose truth
    to be set free
    you hide in the dark secrets that attract the dark
    and repell the light
    and soon though we shared a room
    we lived in different worlds
    and you got a jelouse eye
    and we could never be
    you were caught in a web... hexed
    Still your silver moon shines in my memorie
    June as a silver moon passes over my head
    It is you that I will see
    Though you have chosen not to see
     seperated by two worlds
    one ruled by the Son, one by the darkness
    oh June such life such joy should have been ours
    but not to be
    no. you and me
    just once a year
    in June....

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    In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

    Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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