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Autumn Gloom

A darkness, the gloaming, Passes through the hill Terminating summer And the remainder of our laughter Now I halt at the climax of my tracks— Awaiting, anticipating, yearning for the best The best has passed! Or perhaps was never intended Not for now, not this fall, Not ever, at least for me— Should I accept that? Or never lapse under the weight The weight of autumn, Jubilation evanesced Apperception of edging expiry The beginning of absolute rest A failed romance, Deteriorated to the end And leaves you ruminating, “What could have been…"
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Jun 18, 2014
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#love#depression#sadness#death#romance#autumn#gloom#fail
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