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the seasons

you could compare her to a summers day

every smile takes my breathe away

i'm hot and bothered by her humid haze

but her days are getting shorter with an auburn hue

daylight fades to twilight without much ado

i'm looking forward to her autumn moon

 

i know she's like the seasons when she's leaving without reason

she comes and goes

and i never know

 

you could compare her to a winters night

with ice blue eyes that cut with chilly delight

a frosty glance filled to the brim with fright

but she melts away into a day of pastel skies

a paisley scene of velveteen both far and wide

blooming out of her budding disguise

 

 

i know she's got her reasons when she's leaving like the seasons

she comes and goes

and i never know

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ballard-midyette
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Published
Mar 20, 2010
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