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The sun sets on Ireland, patchwork fields illuminated by the august light of abiding memory. Misty hues spilling over the mountains, glimpsed through a mist of tears fighting not to be shed. The last sunset of a brief glimpse of manic happiness and friendship and love. The fields flash by, each one transforming into a rose-coloured memory, and a tsunami of melancholy threatens to knock me down. Heavy sighs and knowing looks and held-back tears and one last caress of your sun-kissed skin. The sun sets on Ireland And opens into a bright new tomorrow.
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Jul 10, 2018
Jul 10, 2018 at 4:19 PM UTC
The sun sets on Ireland
The sun sets on Ireland, patchwork fields illuminated by the august light of abiding memory. Misty hues spilling over the mountains, glimpsed through a mist of tears fighting not to be shed. The last sunset of a brief glimpse of manic happiness and friendship and love. The fields flash by, each one transforming into a rose-coloured memory, and a tsunami of melancholy threatens to knock me down. Heavy sighs and knowing looks and held-back tears and one last caress of your sun-kissed skin. The sun sets on Ireland And opens into a bright new tomorrow.
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20/F/Ireland
Jul 10, 2018
Jul 10, 2018 at 4:19 PM UTC
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