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blue soft light filters through the window. Only the scent of conditioner and rose grounds me to reality; Otherwise, maybe I could fly away. Embrace the fading twilight like a long-lost friend, dance through soft clouds let the mist match the tears on my cheeks. grey the quiet stillness. Unmatched only by the frost left lonely on my windowpane because no one draws smiley faces in the condensation anymore. It's not sadness as it is emptiness ten thousand untold truths that caress my lips and constrict my throat because who would I tell them to? blue the teal moments of happiness. They come with the sun, momentary bright cerulean and as fleeting and triumphant as the sunset. And the navy settles with the night, soft yet heavy as the blanketing snow suffocating, crushing. grey the regret and unshed tears. As the blood of the fawn strikes the rocks the spring will wash it back to grey, and all will be forgotten. In further years we will no longer cry in mourning but instead, only sob for an innocence long forgotten.
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May 17
May 17, 2026 at 10:53 PM UTC
blue & grey
blue soft light filters through the window. Only the scent of conditioner and rose grounds me to reality; Otherwise, maybe I could fly away. Embrace the fading twilight like a long-lost friend, dance through soft clouds let the mist match the tears on my cheeks. grey the quiet stillness. Unmatched only by the frost left lonely on my windowpane because no one draws smiley faces in the condensation anymore. It's not sadness as it is emptiness ten thousand untold truths that caress my lips and constrict my throat because who would I tell them to? blue the teal moments of happiness. They come with the sun, momentary bright cerulean and as fleeting and triumphant as the sunset. And the navy settles with the night, soft yet heavy as the blanketing snow suffocating, crushing. grey the regret and unshed tears. As the blood of the fawn strikes the rocks the spring will wash it back to grey, and all will be forgotten. In further years we will no longer cry in mourning but instead, only sob for an innocence long forgotten.
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May 17
May 17, 2026 at 10:53 PM UTC
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