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A pair of twos met, under the summer sun; Inside bleak tables, conversing endless fun. Merrily drunk with acquaintances; I noticed your gaze. Brushed it off as coincidence; I couldn't escape. In secret we rendezvous; Exchanging other people's affair who knew? This island became smaller; I had already met you. Fast as a comet, we burned bright and fast; Thought it was real, the stone became ash. Our stars didn't align its true, I was the Earth and you were the Sky; Ill-fated chance, I bid adieu, goodbye.
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Jan 6, 2025
Jan 6, 2025 at 1:21 AM UTC
Earth & Sky
A pair of twos met, under the summer sun; Inside bleak tables, conversing endless fun. Merrily drunk with acquaintances; I noticed your gaze. Brushed it off as coincidence; I couldn't escape. In secret we rendezvous; Exchanging other people's affair who knew? This island became smaller; I had already met you. Fast as a comet, we burned bright and fast; Thought it was real, the stone became ash. Our stars didn't align its true, I was the Earth and you were the Sky; Ill-fated chance, I bid adieu, goodbye.
written on 04/19/2024
nyxaria
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27/F/Cebu, Philippines
Jan 6, 2025
Jan 6, 2025 at 1:21 AM UTC
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