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In deep September The air was thick with change And of everything it was time to say. With each breath of wind and lung The truth came closer. In ripe October We hunted apples like Missionaries; Shoulder to shoulder in the brush. The graze of a hand The gentle whisper of skin to skin And the colorful world became electricity. In forgetful November We clung together in howling rain Cheering the lumbering giants Creeping down sixth avenue. Your inverted umbrella Our own private world. In December Our hands pleading for warmth from steaming mugs The truth unraveled. In a stream of words and consciousness Came everything I meant to say About the Fall. I gazed at you; a spent flood. Your eyes lifted. And I knew That even in cold December Life can blossom.
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 11:45 AM UTC
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In deep September The air was thick with change And of everything it was time to say. With each breath of wind and lung The truth came closer. In ripe October We hunted apples like Missionaries; Shoulder to shoulder in the brush. The graze of a hand The gentle whisper of skin to skin And the colorful world became electricity. In forgetful November We clung together in howling rain Cheering the lumbering giants Creeping down sixth avenue. Your inverted umbrella Our own private world. In December Our hands pleading for warmth from steaming mugs The truth unraveled. In a stream of words and consciousness Came everything I meant to say About the Fall. I gazed at you; a spent flood. Your eyes lifted. And I knew That even in cold December Life can blossom.
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 11:45 AM UTC
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