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A Smile and A Wince

I lay in the tall grass

sprawled out, bare feet

The sun kisses my skin; pale in reflection

From my forehead to my eyelids,

my eyelashes casting shadows

then to my cheek bones, to the tip of my nose

leading down to my lips, I feel the warmth of

sunshine's slight kiss

The slow breeze swirls around my face

and I can smell the slight trace

of strawberries emanating from my hair

tangling with the air

I close my eyes, take a deep breath, and sigh

then look up to the sky, and smile

In this moment, I think of you

butterflies flutter, and the blood rushes

to my cheeks

Then I realize, it's just a fantasy

My dream of me and you, will

never come true

Suddenly, the sky isn't so blue

and I my arms feels so empty

the clouds roll in, and block out the sun

I'm forgetting your voice, and I notice

my hands are grasping at my heart,

this is where the hole resides, and it aches

every thought of you, takes a smile and a wince

I sit up now, head down

one tear rolls down my cheek

because this is all I can do

as much as it pains me to say, I love you

but like the clouds,

you just rolled on through

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Written by
alex-coleman
Greek
Published
Apr 27, 2010
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Notes

04/27/10

I could lie under a tree in the tall grass, no shoes, on a beautiful day for hours.

It's one of my favourite things to do. I'd like to do it with you.

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