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As leaves fall off the branches So do your words upon the ground Ebbing and flowing like waves That wash away the stillness of the coast Watching your lips move, I think How could such simplicity bring such consolation And I bask in the soft comfort of sound Filling me with an undisturbed peace. I wonder if my words mean the same to you As I stare at your moonlit eyes in silence If eyes are windows to the soul, then The wind has blown the curtains closed For you remain a beautiful mystery to me And no words of yours can change the fact That I won’t see you again. And even though I barely said a thing It’s okay, because when I look outside, At the snow-covered world, and see that the last leaf has fallen, leaving the branches empty and forsaken I realize, that maybe silence isn’t so bad after all. I breathe in your last scent, so sweet and sad And as the last leaf hits the ground, So does my last word to you- Hello.
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Jun 19, 2020
Jun 19, 2020 at 5:37 AM UTC
Words Fail
As leaves fall off the branches So do your words upon the ground Ebbing and flowing like waves That wash away the stillness of the coast Watching your lips move, I think How could such simplicity bring such consolation And I bask in the soft comfort of sound Filling me with an undisturbed peace. I wonder if my words mean the same to you As I stare at your moonlit eyes in silence If eyes are windows to the soul, then The wind has blown the curtains closed For you remain a beautiful mystery to me And no words of yours can change the fact That I won’t see you again. And even though I barely said a thing It’s okay, because when I look outside, At the snow-covered world, and see that the last leaf has fallen, leaving the branches empty and forsaken I realize, that maybe silence isn’t so bad after all. I breathe in your last scent, so sweet and sad And as the last leaf hits the ground, So does my last word to you- Hello.
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Jun 19, 2020
Jun 19, 2020 at 5:37 AM UTC
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