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At The End

I remember the sunlight through the trees,

And the days never fitting quite right.

These moments in madness,

And we're spiralling ever upward.

From the first,

To dizzying heights;

Soft spoken amongst the clouds,

Drifting course less on these images.

So, yes,

I remember the sunlight through the trees;

And days fitting perfectly in your arms.

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allison-owens
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Published
Mar 17, 2010
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