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You are like nature.

My life consists of snapshot moments I keep in my head Drops of rain in a passing shower that one day find their way back into the ocean. Scribbled words on faded paper that I keep tucked away in an old wooden box in the drawer of my desk. All so that one day I may take them out again, and show them to you. To try and tell you how you make me feel. But I can never tell you. the rain in my dreams wipes away the tragedy of a soft-spoken man in a blue-grey watercolor wash. You are a wind tiptoeing in the back of my mind a child who wanders the gardens at twilight. the essence of a poem, words felt yet not seen. You are like nature, the melody I fall asleep to, a sweet kiss that softly fades into the evening light. a silent song your voice haunts me thunder piercing the twilight But I can never tell you, the songbird outside my window Waking me from the nightmares of a soft-spoken man in the bright yellow warmth of your song. But I will try to tell you how you make me feel, so that I may take out the melodies of my soul and show them to you. Fragments of a song on faded paper that I keep locked away in an old wooden box in my heart. Droplets of water form crystalline towers in the caverns of a cadence. Your life was a snapshot moment that I keep in my head
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richard-simunac
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May 16, 2012
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