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lapis lazuli
03:12
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"Why, in your heart, does sorrow reside?
Why are you burnt by frost and by sunshine?
Why does your face look like it's come so far?
Why do you walk the wild in lion's garb?"
May the gods protect you when you sleep
May you prosper, Uta-Napishti
May the gods forgive when you remain
May you live to see beyond the rain
May your quest for immortality
Be written there on lapis lazuli
May the world remember who you are
May your voice be lettered in the stars
"Why, in your heart, does sorrow reside?
Why are you burnt by frost and by sunshine?
Why does your face look like it's come so far?
Why do you walk the wild in lion's garb?"
May your sunken face and hollow cheeks
Be reprimanded by Ur-Shanabi
Know the life you seek, you'll scarcely find
For death is the adventure of mankind
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crystal ball
04:03
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First glance that night, thought I was immune to you
Started to fight logic and things that I knew
And I tried so hard to get away
But here I stay
Couldn't decide what I was going to do
I turned to her, but all I could picture was you
And I tried so hard to get away
But I stayed
Saw myself bleed grief, crying from pain
But here I stay til I decay
I still don't know why I am seeing this through
My crystal ball told me I couldn't have you
Still, I try so hard to say, "let's run away, I'll take your name"
Saw myself fall in deeper each day
What can I say?
I'm here to stay
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kelpi Vancouver, British Columbia
Hailing straight from the faerie realm, kelpi is still trying to figure out how human life works. She's doing her very best to tell her story through song~~~
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