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I'm the yellow, autumn leaves falling jagged in a swift, soft wind dying, although beautiful, I line the streets, sweaped and condensed because no matter how beautiful, you still disrupt them I challenge their green wonderland, falling slowly, in a soft wind, I disrupt their manicured displays, falling jagged and yellow I'm the soft sheets in a sun room, the light warm and bright, cascading upon me The twinkles of dust particles floating around me, I seem cozy, although exhausted and lonely because light drains the room only once an afternoon, 5pm, illuminating my sheets slowly and precise I know do know what it's like to feel sad all the time, A feeling that resembles a chest ache that lingers after heartburn, When you can't catch your breath, or like wilting flowers after Broadway curtains close I wonder if Picasso felt the same as I When he picked up a paintbrush, did his hands tremble and his heart race, like I feel when I cry? I'm the cardinal that you wish on but does not answer prayers, a disappointing hope, disintegrating with the seasons I am yellow leaves, soft and swift, falling slowly in the wind to an Earth so incredibly dead, but still beautiful, yes, still beautiful, I disrupt them
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Oct 28, 2014
Oct 28, 2014 at 1:17 PM UTC
Yellow Leaves
I'm the yellow, autumn leaves falling jagged in a swift, soft wind dying, although beautiful, I line the streets, sweaped and condensed because no matter how beautiful, you still disrupt them I challenge their green wonderland, falling slowly, in a soft wind, I disrupt their manicured displays, falling jagged and yellow I'm the soft sheets in a sun room, the light warm and bright, cascading upon me The twinkles of dust particles floating around me, I seem cozy, although exhausted and lonely because light drains the room only once an afternoon, 5pm, illuminating my sheets slowly and precise I know do know what it's like to feel sad all the time, A feeling that resembles a chest ache that lingers after heartburn, When you can't catch your breath, or like wilting flowers after Broadway curtains close I wonder if Picasso felt the same as I When he picked up a paintbrush, did his hands tremble and his heart race, like I feel when I cry? I'm the cardinal that you wish on but does not answer prayers, a disappointing hope, disintegrating with the seasons I am yellow leaves, soft and swift, falling slowly in the wind to an Earth so incredibly dead, but still beautiful, yes, still beautiful, I disrupt them
audrey-lipps
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Oct 28, 2014
Oct 28, 2014 at 1:17 PM UTC
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