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She went off to the city
To find what she was looking for
To identify, to really try
To find herself some hope

With the summer sun for laughing
And the winter rain did pour
She was lovelier from learning
And from living, loving more

From her dancing love and young soul
And the gypsies in her dream
To the pulse of stark acceptance
When the winds began to freeze

With no curfews left to hold her
And no walls to shield her pain
Finding out that facts were older
And that life forms are insane

To fade, as did her doubt
That she now was no exception
Nor was the love who pushed her out

Though the streets cried out
Go, homesick
Virtues strength of mind would ring
In the maladies of meaning

The sad song she learned to sing
Now, her teachers and philosophers
And the poet's silver throat
Are the vessels which on wisdom's karmic ocean she will float

Was this her revolution
Just a child in love's crusade
With the question in her innocence
Through the lies her eyes betrayed?

She went off to the city
To find what she was looking for
To identify, to really try