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air comes cold when it blows in the summer fields now bare star crossed lovers made way for us; the calling birds we wait outside the doors and curbs alone on branches and powerlines our silhouettes aren't hard to find old walls of bricks, of straw, and birch have wavered not the mighty chirp crows and sparrows in the night are unlike you, we need no light here come machines and bustling towns rings of rosies falling down no need for such when you have wings take comfort in the flying things
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Aug 17, 2020
Aug 17, 2020 at 11:38 PM UTC
flying things
air comes cold when it blows in the summer fields now bare star crossed lovers made way for us; the calling birds we wait outside the doors and curbs alone on branches and powerlines our silhouettes aren't hard to find old walls of bricks, of straw, and birch have wavered not the mighty chirp crows and sparrows in the night are unlike you, we need no light here come machines and bustling towns rings of rosies falling down no need for such when you have wings take comfort in the flying things
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Aug 17, 2020
Aug 17, 2020 at 11:38 PM UTC
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