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Amber Glass

You're warmer than amber and bolder you gleam,

You're as soft as my summers and sweet as my streams.

The lands of my youth and the Frazier turn black,

but for times that we spent there, I'll always go back.

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connor-ruther
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Jun 25, 2015
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