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Long Distance

by darlingdominique

We started this in summer When it was warm and fresh and free, And our skin shined gold Because we are The gems of our generation.   But you left.   And the seasons changed.   It is now winter, and my heart is freezing cold. Our romance has turned into Nothing more than a Light snowfall: Slow and steady, But when it settles, It leaves the ground heavy. Hearts heavy. And our kisses are like The cold, bitter wind: They can travel The distance, But when they reach you, It’s no longer a gentle Breeze to caress your face. Rather a hard slap that brings You to tears when it Hits you head on.   And I’m hoping   Since the next season is spring, That we can crush everything we were Into the dirt. Grind it with the heels of Our sneakers Until there is nothing. Then we can use the tears I’ll bring-- From realizing that I’d Rather have an ocean between us Than three measly states-- And maybe the showers That spring will bring, That the angels will cry for us When they see Their two broken soldiers Walking away from What they could've been, To sprout our romance from the dirt And pick up right where we Left off Just before summer starts again.
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Published
Jun 24, 2015
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Notes

I wrote this when I was 16 right before I ended it with boy who would come back to me every summer

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#love#sad#summer#winter#seasons#distance#puppylove#traveling#starcrossed
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