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Paradise That Is Me
Savior.
Strong and willing to survive,
shining like a star under the Indian Moon.
Each night
I light up the sky,
providing light to those who can’t see
Irish I am,
Irish I look, blonde, pale,
living, breathing life beside the stone of destiny.
On the hill
where she resides
with one touch, a new world roars to life
I am a queen, high
up in a tower. Looking
down, around at my people.
Ocean and earth
belong to me, goddess
worshiped by spirits of land and sea.
As a goddess
I hear the wishes, whispers and hopes
Granting to each which their own soul desires
I Tara, rocky like mountains,
beautiful like stars, lie on my hillside
gazing out over the paradise that is me.
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