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I breathed in red, but let out blue, the crowded room still empty. Cold and bitter no matter what while their nearby fires burn. Isolated all the way, until I reach the bottom, because I know nothing more than a world that’s full of sorrow. And as your hands still reach for me I’ll push and push you further, until you see that I am barren, that I’m just an outstretched winter. And though your summer tries to warm me I fly, I am a bird, but fly away from your good weather, and straight into the storm. As the sunsets you turn away like all the others have, I feel regret inside my soul, but still emotions masked.
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 8:41 PM UTC
Barren Winter
I breathed in red, but let out blue, the crowded room still empty. Cold and bitter no matter what while their nearby fires burn. Isolated all the way, until I reach the bottom, because I know nothing more than a world that’s full of sorrow. And as your hands still reach for me I’ll push and push you further, until you see that I am barren, that I’m just an outstretched winter. And though your summer tries to warm me I fly, I am a bird, but fly away from your good weather, and straight into the storm. As the sunsets you turn away like all the others have, I feel regret inside my soul, but still emotions masked.
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 8:41 PM UTC
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