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Promise Knot (Other) by PsydewaysTears
I can promise you sleep In the havens of deep Where the cradles that fall Never fall down at all Where pillows never leave your head And all your tears are mine instead I can promise I'll be In the dreams that you dream In the hopes that you hold In your goals made of gold In all this world I promise you That I would live and breathe for you I can promise to mend Any holes that portend I'll be here to refill Parts of you that may spill And if your home's a broken dome I'll find a realm where you can roam But my promise is ice On a landslide to Hell And we all pay a price To belong where we dwell Though I promise today Though I promise you now Though I promise a promise and solemnly vow Never, no never Between eight and seven Could I ever promise forever in Heaven What God hasn't found In forever In me What love is uncertain Yet canters To be What's only a privilege To beat on To live "This heart in Forever" It's not mine To give.

Up the ladder: Emotions and the night
Down the ladder: The Final Night

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Arithmetic Mean: 4.6666665
Weighted score: 4.9602656
Overall Rank: 8620
Posted: July 3, 2007 11:21 PM PDT; Last modified: July 3, 2007 11:21 PM PDT
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Comments:
[7] Dovina @ 204.251.247.214 | 4-Jul-07/6:12 PM | Reply
Some of the rhymes seem forced. It comes out fine in the end though. Is it your wedding vow? Jk
[7] lmp @ 141.154.134.3 | 5-Jul-07/8:34 AM | Reply
first three stanzas work, then it all goes John Cage-ish and dischordant.

maybe thats the way it goes.... things just fall apart.
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