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It feels plausible, Like I'm living a play, On the stage across from hers. Sometimes between shows I sing, Not very well, But because it feels right. And she sings in reply, And we go back and forth. More often I play small songs, More pieces of songs really, And if she knows them she'll sing as I strum. We trade paper airplanes, Secretly holding notes. Talk quietly across the room, Over the heads of an unknowing audience. It feels strange to have a friend so far away. It shows that there are friendly places in the world, Though few and far between.
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Dec 14, 2016
Dec 14, 2016 at 12:53 AM UTC
Plausible (Amethyst Fyre)
It feels plausible, Like I'm living a play, On the stage across from hers. Sometimes between shows I sing, Not very well, But because it feels right. And she sings in reply, And we go back and forth. More often I play small songs, More pieces of songs really, And if she knows them she'll sing as I strum. We trade paper airplanes, Secretly holding notes. Talk quietly across the room, Over the heads of an unknowing audience. It feels strange to have a friend so far away. It shows that there are friendly places in the world, Though few and far between.
I'm glad to have found a great partner to trade writings with, though it seems she usually gets the best of me.
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Dec 14, 2016
Dec 14, 2016 at 12:53 AM UTC
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