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Crazy I Run Poem
Just like a Star across my Sky
A Bird—flying at dawn
Just like a Picture—in my head
A Dream of the last night

No matter how I desire for—
Is just an Empty Dream
No matter how Crazy I Run—
I remain—at same place

Look back at the dark pasts and times—
Times with laughter and tears
Farwell to the old memories
Step forward—to the dream

I have a Long way to go—
Have to Run through the Way
I hope Tomorrow will be—
Different from Yesterday

The Sun rises in the Dark
Like how You will do too—
Just take a Break to Run On
Never—give up for You
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