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He talks like autumn— walks like he is the breeze that blew out the sun and knocked down the leaves. Winter was too quiet and it was far too cold, when I was defiant and became far too bold. So next was the spring and I was a flower, but I could only grow if there were a few showers. Summer was too strong and I was set on fire; the days were far too long and the heat left me tired. I froze in winter and melted in the sun and spring's far too teary to have any fun. But in the autumn, when it's not too hot or cold, that is the season in which I want to grow old.
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Jul 19, 2019
Jul 19, 2019 at 12:35 AM UTC
Autumn
He talks like autumn— walks like he is the breeze that blew out the sun and knocked down the leaves. Winter was too quiet and it was far too cold, when I was defiant and became far too bold. So next was the spring and I was a flower, but I could only grow if there were a few showers. Summer was too strong and I was set on fire; the days were far too long and the heat left me tired. I froze in winter and melted in the sun and spring's far too teary to have any fun. But in the autumn, when it's not too hot or cold, that is the season in which I want to grow old.
this is about boys if you couldn't tell
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18/F/illinois
Jul 19, 2019
Jul 19, 2019 at 12:35 AM UTC
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