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Blue skies remind me of you-- what an inconvenient heart-string. Like heartbreak photosynthesis, the sun and the bright clouds burn through me a desire to grow towards you. What does a flower do when the breeze no longer flirts with its petals? Where does a bee go when its favorite plant has been picked? Grass is always greenest after the first snow melts, but you ran from even the first sign of frost. Am I supposed to hate Spring? Can I not enjoy Summer? We shouldn’t have shared with each other the weather. You selfishly took my sunshine, I need you everyday.
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 8:53 PM UTC
Seasonal heartbreak
Blue skies remind me of you-- what an inconvenient heart-string. Like heartbreak photosynthesis, the sun and the bright clouds burn through me a desire to grow towards you. What does a flower do when the breeze no longer flirts with its petals? Where does a bee go when its favorite plant has been picked? Grass is always greenest after the first snow melts, but you ran from even the first sign of frost. Am I supposed to hate Spring? Can I not enjoy Summer? We shouldn’t have shared with each other the weather. You selfishly took my sunshine, I need you everyday.
anna-ts
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 8:53 PM UTC
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