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(I) I'm sorry for what Was said in the winter's cold; I'm stuck in this rut And all is barren and old. I cannot wait for the light. (II) Robins hunt for lunch, Hummingbirds feast on honey- Suckle by the bunch Lilies soaking in sunny Rays. Life is in its full bloom. (III) Beach waves and freckles, Days spent worshipping the sun. Skin kissed and speckled, Outside until the day is done. Summer, a delicacy. (IV) Shades of orange and red Bleed over the other hue. Sign of what's ahead: Impending mirage of blue, Disguised as the falling leaves.
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Feb 21, 2019
Feb 21, 2019 at 10:03 PM UTC
Seasonal Moodiness
(I) I'm sorry for what Was said in the winter's cold; I'm stuck in this rut And all is barren and old. I cannot wait for the light. (II) Robins hunt for lunch, Hummingbirds feast on honey- Suckle by the bunch Lilies soaking in sunny Rays. Life is in its full bloom. (III) Beach waves and freckles, Days spent worshipping the sun. Skin kissed and speckled, Outside until the day is done. Summer, a delicacy. (IV) Shades of orange and red Bleed over the other hue. Sign of what's ahead: Impending mirage of blue, Disguised as the falling leaves.
morgan-moffitt
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26/F/American
Feb 21, 2019
Feb 21, 2019 at 10:03 PM UTC
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