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Saying Goodbye to Summer Love

In the smoke-filled trailer, Curtains drawn against overcast skies, His pierced lip trembles slightly, as he serenades me with love songs on a one-stringed ukulele. I stare into his green eyes, at the one orange fleck, and pretend summer will never end.
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jenette-debarge
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Feb 21, 2012
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