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He was a fireplace in a brutal winter, who's warmth extended to me, close enough to be embraced by it. He was the first leaf to fall in autumn, giving me the guidance to land second. He was soil from the purest garden of spring. Baring fruit to nourish my eager body. And now He is my protecter this summer. A cloud wide enough withstand the powerful sun. He keeps me from the heat of  raging hell. The fire that boils hate in my heart, that turns violently inside of my chest, this summer night. He protects me from summers temptation. He prays for the seasons to change.
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Jul 3, 2013
Jul 3, 2013 at 11:39 PM UTC
Summer
He was a fireplace in a brutal winter, who's warmth extended to me, close enough to be embraced by it. He was the first leaf to fall in autumn, giving me the guidance to land second. He was soil from the purest garden of spring. Baring fruit to nourish my eager body. And now He is my protecter this summer. A cloud wide enough withstand the powerful sun. He keeps me from the heat of  raging hell. The fire that boils hate in my heart, that turns violently inside of my chest, this summer night. He protects me from summers temptation. He prays for the seasons to change.
tori-e-bishop
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Jul 3, 2013
Jul 3, 2013 at 11:39 PM UTC
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