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This morning, I see you in the cannonball tree Come crash into me, I think Through the rustling of falling leaves, your voice calls You are hiding within the pale red fringe-flowers over there, I am certain I search for any relic of your scent amongst them My senses ache to be engulfed in your love Two blackbirds sing to each other from across the trees I should call, I think Maybe if your voice could touch my ears, everything would be alright Under the drizzle of an August day, I fall in love with you again But I can still see you crying that day in March My sweet boy… Maybe you belong beneath the fallen leaves
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Dec 29, 2024
Dec 29, 2024 at 1:48 PM UTC
Wandering
This morning, I see you in the cannonball tree Come crash into me, I think Through the rustling of falling leaves, your voice calls You are hiding within the pale red fringe-flowers over there, I am certain I search for any relic of your scent amongst them My senses ache to be engulfed in your love Two blackbirds sing to each other from across the trees I should call, I think Maybe if your voice could touch my ears, everything would be alright Under the drizzle of an August day, I fall in love with you again But I can still see you crying that day in March My sweet boy… Maybe you belong beneath the fallen leaves
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22/Non-binary/Trinidad Tobago
Dec 29, 2024
Dec 29, 2024 at 1:48 PM UTC
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