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A Long Distance
Since as,
One may live in two paths
For the world of brightness,
With the hopes
Otherwise,
For the world of darkness,
With the broken-hopes
Oh, the world of oblivion
One can see and feel smiles
On faces
However,
The tears that
Flow in the boat of eyes
Towards the inner way
No one can see and feel
Alas,
You breathe, without me,
I live, without You
Love is in the grief and pain
On the long-distance
Between You and Me.
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