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In too deep (again)

The waves sway gray

and the sky swirls cold,

I shake and I shiver,

yet my chest feels warm

 

Evening grows eager,

and night crawls near,

Your lips now familiar,

as you remain surreal

 

Speaking with the winds of spring,

heralding the blossoms and all the bring,

And smiling like a Summer playful,

before Autumn pulls its amber trick

 

Just let me have a Winter to dream,

of what was and what could have been,

of your sunshine lightening my every day,

and your moonglow robbing me of sleep

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Pankratious
23
Published
Mar 9
Lines·Words
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I think it feels a bit incomplete, but it's getting late and that's what I have for now fellas

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