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You, Me, The Chestnut Tree.

Can I kiss you beneath the Chestnut Trees? Capture you with my ancient branches, press you into my breast? Will you curl nearer? Wind your roots with my own, Welcome me with dampened Spring soil? Shall we stay right here? Forever? Puffing in dusty pollen until Summer seeds sprout through our brittle cracks? Could we just? Should we just?
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Written by
Emmamendesofficial
27 / F / South Africa
For You?
Written by
Emmamendesofficial
27 / F / South Africa
Published
Sep 21, 2024
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6·59
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Little love letters I'll never send.

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#love#romance#magic#confessional#contemporary#vignette#nature#poetry#feminist#romantic
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