4/5: If I had read this book before August, I wouldn't have missed out on so many things.... I don't usually suffer from FOMO (fear of missi
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4/5: If I had read this book before August, I wouldn't have missed out on so many things.... I don't usually suffer from FOMO (fear of missi
Tell her That she is a sweet dream, That changed the tune, The light is bright, A sun at noon.
Tell her Of gray Edinburgh on a Sunday, Of black hair, red lips, and laughter, Of fleeting moments lost that day, Already held in memory ever after.
Tell her That life’s a train at the station, For her to guard your heart with care, And smile despite the hesitation, Though she's no longer there.
Where did she go? Far away.
If you knew, Oh, if you knew, You’d keep it locked
Tell her what you couldn't say, What you hid and locked away.
Princess Grace of Monaco attends a poetry reading ("An American Heritage") in Edinburgh, Scotland, September 1979. Photo: Anwar Hussein
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Princess Grace of Monaco arrives in Edinburgh to perform poetry at the festival in August 1976.