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The horizon spills onto trees where amber turns to periwinkle past railroad tracks I dream of branch climbing in sun and sky The train’s behind schedule You promised to guard my dreams if I slept under a promising evergreen or sycamore I kept an eye open long enough To see my dreams drip from leaves In the distance, a lover’s kiss on the bench tastes of tobacco and peppermint the cardinals and crossbills agree that the cold blankets of winter are a fair trade-off for midsummer’s alfalfa and apple blossoms
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May 2, 2013
May 2, 2013 at 9:52 PM UTC
a midsummer's eve
The horizon spills onto trees where amber turns to periwinkle past railroad tracks I dream of branch climbing in sun and sky The train’s behind schedule You promised to guard my dreams if I slept under a promising evergreen or sycamore I kept an eye open long enough To see my dreams drip from leaves In the distance, a lover’s kiss on the bench tastes of tobacco and peppermint the cardinals and crossbills agree that the cold blankets of winter are a fair trade-off for midsummer’s alfalfa and apple blossoms
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May 2, 2013
May 2, 2013 at 9:52 PM UTC
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