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Somewhere, in a fairy tale beside a dream, there is a boy who swallows a firefly, and a girl with seven knees. Beautiful knees her jealous mother tries to hide. The firefly lives inside the boy, makes his hair and fingers glow. The boy and girl meet: I am ugly, you know, for I have seven knees. But what of me? I�m too bright to sleep at night. The girl is shy, but in the countryside, she decides to show the boy her seven knees. One by one, he sees, then he falls in love. As velvet night descends, the girl takes his hand. By his inner light, they dance, and dance . . . and dance . . . March 13, 2006 Previous Entry Next Entry Return to Songs and Letters About the Author |
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