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Overcast

Your hair is gleaming, sweeping like a curtain across your face

The wind rolled through, you smiled.

You wondered what you had missed.

I wondered if you really knew.

It was oddly overcast, a July afternoon.

No, you never really knew.

Passersby cheer, what do we have here?

No, you never really knew.

There's more to you and how I think

Than meets your dreaming eye

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laura-leeann-white
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Jul 11, 2010
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