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These Potential Scars

With all these old familiar chairs

We come to sit in new arrived pairs

The teacher speaks in monotone speeches

How much longer will he continue his preaches?

Then I turn to you my darling

You share that fresh start smiling

With that brunette hair rolling off your back

You filled my eyes from this black and white crack

Colors of flavor and new embraced slides

We speak about these tales of story tides

Busting in with these staring contests

No one can bother us, not even these pests

We spend all this time on the run

We’ll never be far from being done

From all these writing numbers and little talks

We’ll escape from this reality and into stone chalks

Let’s think of one hundred things to do

I’ll be looking at these untold pasts and upcoming new

We’ll reach those new horizons my dear

Your green eyes staring into that broken mirror

Crashing onto that hood of twenty cars

We’ll never have these potential scars

Only one day that we met

We were never meant to have a set

Maybe we’ll meet again someday

One day we’ll just be okay

Just move on and single these moments alone

While I lay to rest in dust and bone

Till we meet again my siren

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Written by
tobias-graves
American
Published
May 29, 2013
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