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Stranger
A stranger came to my door In one hand A stack of cards In the other A few Dollars He asked to stay a night What harm could a night be? I asked myself As he sat by the fire He told me In the voice of a dreamer, The words of a poet, The knowledge of an elder the plight of that night Playing poker. And as he spoke I felt inclined To help him in his plight Just one more night. Then I played the Wild Card And asked him Where tomorrow He would go... And he said "Home For here I am A stranger." For just an instant A warmth came into My heart But I told the love To go away. For he was just... A stranger.
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