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Warmth is fleeting, so they say about cold goosebumps too It will envelop you; lull you into a false sense of security And the moment you close your eyes, All you will have be left to hold, will be a hasty abandon Your arms will reach out to hold on the last vestiges Of your fortress, but all the tips of your fingers will taste will be Dry, thin, humorless air; and you will open your eyes, a sigh Will escape your lips as you look at the desert, left behind by your kingdom Falling to your knees, you will lament Your words, lost in translation, will be carried By the wind, like a sand dune, to a place where you cannot reach Because your legs will refuse to walk, to run But as you prepare to accept your fate And embrace the cold, winter air You close your eyes like a child, in his mother’s care You feel a blast of heat engulfing you, And look up to see the sun…
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Jun 26, 2012
Jun 26, 2012 at 11:24 PM UTC
Ode to a Summer Long Gone
Warmth is fleeting, so they say about cold goosebumps too It will envelop you; lull you into a false sense of security And the moment you close your eyes, All you will have be left to hold, will be a hasty abandon Your arms will reach out to hold on the last vestiges Of your fortress, but all the tips of your fingers will taste will be Dry, thin, humorless air; and you will open your eyes, a sigh Will escape your lips as you look at the desert, left behind by your kingdom Falling to your knees, you will lament Your words, lost in translation, will be carried By the wind, like a sand dune, to a place where you cannot reach Because your legs will refuse to walk, to run But as you prepare to accept your fate And embrace the cold, winter air You close your eyes like a child, in his mother’s care You feel a blast of heat engulfing you, And look up to see the sun…
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Jun 26, 2012
Jun 26, 2012 at 11:24 PM UTC
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