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 Dreamwalk  (1 rating)by Judy Simpson On the chestnut shaded alley I'm strolling alone, quietly. From a flower, colored brightly, I'm flattered by a bumblebee. My steps are carrying me faster, For my face is ready to betray Those kissing lovers be the reason For my secret speedy getaway. And I contemplate serenely: If you dream of me, where would you be? Do you try to find me darling? And discover where I'm hiding? Time has streamed away by droplets. As a grown up, today I stand Far away, in an awesome land. But my lips quietly commend The question from so long ago: If you now had found me, Will you ever let me go?
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