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Seasons

The breeze glides smoothly down my lungs Your soft hand engulfs mine Your thumb lazily strokes my bones as if strumming a tune This was my spring My room mirrors the mood as we stumble in It greets us with fogging windows My breath quickens as your love consumes me This was my summer You pull away from me as I only try to comfort Your distant eyes avoid mine at all cost The games we used to play no longer seem fun and carefree This was my autumn Pictures surround me of warmer, happier times When the summer still clung to the earth with pride Pictures at which, however, I refuse to look This was my winter Stiff greetings are met with stiffer coats The scratchy scarf covers the mouth I had kissed And as your deep voice promises to trip me once again This is my moving on
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Aug 6, 2011
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