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Missing Whispers

The red and orange leaves Remind me of a time Where there was a simple breeze. And she seemed so at peace, And her long strands of hair remind Me of the red and orange leaves. He offered me wine and cheese, And I could not accept, for it was a crime Where there was a simple breeze. And he cried, and his please Ring in my ear, “Send mine Love to the red and orange leaves.” Somewhere in the trees, I can hear her cries Where there was a simple breeze. Regret burns in me, for it sees Unrequited love die in time Of the falling red and orange leaves And the stillness where there was once was a simple breeze.
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mia-farinelli
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Feb 7, 2012
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