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unpredictable, and what of it?

summer provides a different sort of grass,

the sort that thickens into a virescent mattress for the weary body.

 

we drop down hard with heavy-weight souls tonight.

 

cricket chorus sings me to slumber, your grip is firm,

and the breeze swirls the stars above our heads so still, so calm.

 

but i must confess: i can no longer write these words for you.

 

fall will always ****** summer into a blackened passion bed,

and your eyes which mirrored mine are now quick to shut me out.

 

a farewell to a friend is not quite the same, you see,

as a farewell to a friend-turned-lover - there is no objective.

 

just an unfinished canvas,

paint slapped over the ever-present question mark.

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