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Six friends, All huddled under the cover of night. They have known each other for eternities, Yet each only for a day. Sharing memories that they shared From thousands of miles away Before they even met. The fleecy down of cloud cover Is stretched over their heads A secretive sleepover tent But the only secrets they tell Are they have only been keeping From themselves. And they begin to fill with something Even lighter than air. And they rested their heads in each others' laps - The only thing That kept them held down to the ground. The damp, soft earth underneath them Cold grass and the chilly morning dew Forming beneath their fingers Were the only things To remind them that this life was real. This moment was real. Above them, the sky turned purple Then orange Then pale light blue. And the morning came Whether they wished it to or not, Pressing into the next day as it did the last. Only somehow, this was different.
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 12:18 PM UTC
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Six friends, All huddled under the cover of night. They have known each other for eternities, Yet each only for a day. Sharing memories that they shared From thousands of miles away Before they even met. The fleecy down of cloud cover Is stretched over their heads A secretive sleepover tent But the only secrets they tell Are they have only been keeping From themselves. And they begin to fill with something Even lighter than air. And they rested their heads in each others' laps - The only thing That kept them held down to the ground. The damp, soft earth underneath them Cold grass and the chilly morning dew Forming beneath their fingers Were the only things To remind them that this life was real. This moment was real. Above them, the sky turned purple Then orange Then pale light blue. And the morning came Whether they wished it to or not, Pressing into the next day as it did the last. Only somehow, this was different.
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 12:18 PM UTC
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