Bridgette Elizabeth Dalton

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Paradoxical

Ambiguity and simplicity refuse to coexist
Complications seem free and they're tempting me, how can one resist?
When the world that i escape from and my refuge are the same,
how can I feel that nothing real but love is to blame?

I damn the dam that holds the flowing rivers from their flow!
Wading in shallow puddles, yet still we struggle, for there's nowhere left to go
No! I say, No! what has over come my soul?
You are you and I am I and we are out of control

The secrecy, although entrancing, just could not be right
but all along nothing's been 'wrong' for now even the nights are of light.
Simplicity, consume me, and render my loopy heart calm
Overanalyzed, I'm paralyzed, where's the malice in a pair of palms?
and what is there between them that by lacing evil could rise?
Much more could be done in only one pair of lingering eyes.

No sorrow through it all, only sweetly bittersweet
Unfairly fair that we should care, only to create out own defeat
but No! there can be no loss; you cannot lose a race you are not in
but the time's come to choose, for although you cannot lose
neither can you ever win

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