Difference between revisions of "By The Water"
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herbeauty so grand | herbeauty so grand | ||
which most demand | which most demand | ||
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The Water reflects | The Water reflects | ||
this girls smile so broad | this girls smile so broad | ||
across many a mile | across many a mile | ||
above and beyond | above and beyond | ||
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Though one fateful day | Though one fateful day | ||
the girl did not obey | the girl did not obey | ||
her wicked father | her wicked father | ||
so he shun her away | so he shun her away | ||
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As she left | As she left | ||
her father shouted | her father shouted | ||
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fore you shall be lonely | fore you shall be lonely | ||
for all eternity" | for all eternity" | ||
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she was not content | she was not content | ||
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And so she stands | And so she stands | ||
by the Water | by the Water | ||
Revision as of 14:10, 18 December 2015
A cautionary tale about... Water? Fathers? Obeying orders? Something like that. By Sophos Es'flet.
By the Water a woman stands herbeauty so grand which most demand The Water reflects this girls smile so broad across many a mile above and beyond Though one fateful day the girl did not obey her wicked father so he shun her away As she left her father shouted "You may always be pretty though people will pity fore you shall be lonely for all eternity" After that threat she was not content fore every man she had met walked away day after day And so she stands by the Water wishing she had obeyed her father her smile no longer reflecting off the Water
