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Garrett

Your eyes sink back, hiding Tempting Warring between blue and grey Dark pearls in a glaze of white The sun sprinkles light Over the tints of magic in the sidewalk And I am painfully aware Of your arm around my shoulder And it beckons for rain Warm, heavy rain Washing rain A flood to drown our essence But I can see that sun And the glitters of the sidewalk That reflect in your steely eyes And maybe it’s because you know I like the rain too much Maybe it’s because I’m already drowning And maybe it’s because you’re already floating That you aren’t so aware of my shoulder
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