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The River
I'm going downtown to the river
to see my mother cry.
The water from her eyes
were that of a disguise.
They're merely trickling from the river.
As I made my way to the river,
I wish I said goodbye.
Instead I'll hold her hands
as she leaves this land
and finds herself floating down the river.
Someday I'll join you in the river,
wearing a black suit and tie.
For now I'll curse the gods,
pretending they're not a fraud,
as they pull you down along the river.
I finally made my way to the river,
only to see it run dry.
I guess this is nature's way
to say there's no doorway
to see you again floating down the river.
to see my mother cry.
The water from her eyes
were that of a disguise.
They're merely trickling from the river.
As I made my way to the river,
I wish I said goodbye.
Instead I'll hold her hands
as she leaves this land
and finds herself floating down the river.
Someday I'll join you in the river,
wearing a black suit and tie.
For now I'll curse the gods,
pretending they're not a fraud,
as they pull you down along the river.
I finally made my way to the river,
only to see it run dry.
I guess this is nature's way
to say there's no doorway
to see you again floating down the river.
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