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Rocking MAG
Quiet, child
your eyes are red and tired
you haven't smiled
for so long
rocking in you rocking chair
hair over your eyes
won't anyone sing to you a lullaby?
Don't wipe the tears
away that soothe your soul
rocking back and forth
on a back porch
can't hear the crickets on the lawn.
See you, by yourself
moonlight on your face
it helps to hide
amid the stars
they are so cold but
never hurt you now.
If there was a hand to hold
would you take it
if I sang to you a lullaby?
Hiding is easy, when you're alone.
Soft foot-falls, white lines
dying dandelions
you see, it's just me
rocking back and forth
on a back porch.
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