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| Reluctant Rainbow | |
| By Katanga | ||||||
| 22 May 2008 | ||||||
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I hope this speaks for itself? There's no pot of gold at the end of it! Ho! Cheers! J K T
Reluctant Rainbow
Under a reluctant rainbow
The sky begins to stir Old memories of you And of her It wasn’t easy, was it? How could it ever have been? With what we knew And what we had And the life we might have seen The sky bears no malice Toward lovers or strangers who Must end their days in solitude I can only think of you She intermingled with us Without a reason why Now I hang my head so lowly And laugh – and then I cry For you and she were different So separate from me I was blind and foolish I simply could not see The way everything was going It was obvious enough Let’s love each other forever Peace! And all that stuff And so I sit and remember How we used to be Before she intertwined herself Between you and me Now the sky is trembling Can’t make up her mind The rainbow is reluctant To be brilliantly unkind
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