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A Fall Of The Days

By the start of September

The wilting leaves once again

Dreary of me waiting

Till nightfall.

A man that was left hanging

was sitting on the bench

Daydreaming of ardor of another.

He still misses the gentle hand

The runs through his hair

When he's falling asleep

Almost forgotten the feeling of it.

His pale skin that still feel

The warm touch he kept in

Troubled by the look of sadness

Because he was reminded

To always smile.

A book he adores;

The four chapters

Where he fell in love.

He still wears the necklace

With the initials of someone.

He often walk the pavement

To remind him he's not alone.

He wears glasses

With no prescription

Just to hide the teary eyes

When he's about to cry.

The usual rendezvous cafe

Because that's only place

He can hide.

Everything became a reminder

That he was once not alone.

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