I learned a little something while I was watching you playing on your see-saw where you ride up and down and around and around - that life is a little like that I learned a little something while I was wandering rooms darker than night I couldn't see a thing in the shade of ebony that swallowed everything I learned a little something when I turned the page into a blinding lightness I couldn't see a thing too bright, too light it showed everything Watching the opposites within a balancing act I learned a little something about swimming in inky waters and absolute illumination I began to see opposites in extreme are identical at the end of excess.Birth sign: Not entered
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