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The temperature is dropping While the leave turn, Red like stop lights, Yellow like wilting daisies, Orange like when I close my eyes in the sun Everyday you wear hoodies from basic Sweaters made of grey cotten White puff of frozen air escape from Their mouths as they walk down streets Six thousand six hundred and sixty seven miles away It must be so beautiful To see it all happen before your very eyes Fall, autumn, summer to winter My leaves are still green But it’s cold knowing you’re nowhere near Halloween is approaching But you won’t see my costume You won’t hold my hand As we get lost in a corn maze You won’t wrap an arm around me As we ride through the pumpkin field You won’t get to hold me close enough Where I can hear your heart beat like drums When we watch Tim Burton films Not while you are over there and I am over here You are missing it all I am missing it all We are missing it all
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Jan 9, 2019
Jan 9, 2019 at 3:26 AM UTC
Fall (Emphasis on the F) (the F is silent)
The temperature is dropping While the leave turn, Red like stop lights, Yellow like wilting daisies, Orange like when I close my eyes in the sun Everyday you wear hoodies from basic Sweaters made of grey cotten White puff of frozen air escape from Their mouths as they walk down streets Six thousand six hundred and sixty seven miles away It must be so beautiful To see it all happen before your very eyes Fall, autumn, summer to winter My leaves are still green But it’s cold knowing you’re nowhere near Halloween is approaching But you won’t see my costume You won’t hold my hand As we get lost in a corn maze You won’t wrap an arm around me As we ride through the pumpkin field You won’t get to hold me close enough Where I can hear your heart beat like drums When we watch Tim Burton films Not while you are over there and I am over here You are missing it all I am missing it all We are missing it all
mtvalexis
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22/F/Texas
Jan 9, 2019
Jan 9, 2019 at 3:26 AM UTC
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