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Airport

by @nasa-nick

The melancholy eyes of departing, The lingering taste of love’s last kiss. To the skies I've been sentenced and In the soil you've been left, softly sprouting. Oh, what I would do, to spread my roots There next to you. Our petals caress with love unstressed And our leaves would collect the morning dew. But I’ve been plucked, Snatched in the claws of the bird! Cast to flight, cursed to explore A life without you that must be endured. Upwards dragged but eyes cast down, Drinking in the sights of her last frown. The wind pulls me clean, and I see The last of that morning's dew Falling with a shimmering gleam.
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nasa-nick
28 / M / Tx
Published
Feb 21, 2018
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#airport#love#leaving#gone#flower#bird#dew#morning
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