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An Old Man
A light far away in a small wooden hut Shimmers slowly in her own playful events An old man makes his evening tea Leaving a smoke from his rusted chimney Remembering some old tales of his youth Shrugs and Chuckle on wandering thoughts A melody he sang again , once runnin in love blood His old fingers still knows the touch of his wood Days turned in months, months in years Still has all hearts to hear his dear Birds chirped, wind swept ... silence prevailed Echoes of past, his ears sustained None has ever knocked that dusty door, Wait is never ending for wait is all he hopes Till the chimney leaves no more smoke and all the songs .. forgotten and lost Till the eyes close, watching the bolt Resting on his wood , he died alone
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