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A darkness, the gloaming, Passes through the hill Terminating summer And the remainder of our laughter Now I halt at the ****** of my tracks— Awaiting, anticipating, yearning for the best The best has passed! Or perhaps was never intended Not for now, not this fall, Not ever, at least for me— Should I accept that? Or never lapse under the weight The weight of autumn, Jubilation evanesced Apperception of edging expiry The beginning of absolute rest A failed romance, Deteriorated to the end And leaves you ruminating, “What could have been…"
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 10:03 AM UTC
Autumn Gloom
A darkness, the gloaming, Passes through the hill Terminating summer And the remainder of our laughter Now I halt at the ****** of my tracks— Awaiting, anticipating, yearning for the best The best has passed! Or perhaps was never intended Not for now, not this fall, Not ever, at least for me— Should I accept that? Or never lapse under the weight The weight of autumn, Jubilation evanesced Apperception of edging expiry The beginning of absolute rest A failed romance, Deteriorated to the end And leaves you ruminating, “What could have been…"
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 10:03 AM UTC
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