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On Top of the Shelf

By psweets

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I sit up here Night and day Wishing that my friends weren't so stiff And made of clay I sit up here Everyday Talking to myself and wondering why I always feel like I am by myself I sit up here Night and day Thinking that life must be more exciting than this I sit up here Everyday And wonder why I am frozen on this shelf Alone again Written January 21st, 2002 © on Jan 21 2002 12:57 PM PST   0 • 10

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