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i left the same day that the wildfires clouded your skies with orange dust, dirt, and debris how fitting they always say the weather matches your mood in the same way the smoke from the fires was ripping through the air i, too, was being ripped from your embrace i felt the smoke fill my lungs as i gasped for breath or maybe it was a cry for help i like to think of it as mother nature placing a veil over what could’ve been in a way she protected me i didn’t have to face you as i left
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Mar 31, 2024
Mar 31, 2024 at 9:41 PM UTC
last day in new york
i left the same day that the wildfires clouded your skies with orange dust, dirt, and debris how fitting they always say the weather matches your mood in the same way the smoke from the fires was ripping through the air i, too, was being ripped from your embrace i felt the smoke fill my lungs as i gasped for breath or maybe it was a cry for help i like to think of it as mother nature placing a veil over what could’ve been in a way she protected me i didn’t have to face you as i left
hayley-robertson
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Mar 31, 2024
Mar 31, 2024 at 9:41 PM UTC
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