Paradise Pier |
| by Shauna Keimig |
Standing on the edge of Paradise
Someone waited too long.
The door has shut, the moment passed,
stupidity will hit soon,
if it hasn’t already.
Do you remember what it looked like?
Do you imagine every day
what it would be like?
Can you imagine your life there?
Standing there in front of me
you waited too long.
My eyes have opened, your chance is gone.
We’ll all feel bad at the end,
if we don’t already
Do you remember what I looked like?
Do you imagine every day
what I’d be like?
Can you imagine your life here?
All the never ending nights
have all ended
with you on one side
and me on the other.
We stood too long
peering into Paradise.
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