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The Sand in the Sunset

I see something that no man sees, an arctic frozen sunset. I think the sand has turned to snow and snow will surely melt. “If only” I cried, then I could go and see that. And no Idea can conjure about the feelings that I felt. My heart is melting mixing with the silt. The rivers churn was washed me into the sea. I’m a small tear drop of water from which an ocean’s built. My hearts emotion in now a part of cold springs tea. The swirling, churning, chilly life is filling me with guilt. But in the end I’ll freeze again and you can merge with me.
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orien-autumn
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Feb 29, 2012
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