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9:57 Vinyl Morrissey on the record player: Window down, Hair riffling in the breeze. Guitar in hand, strumming patterns guaranteed to relax my shoulders. Crinkled papers line the floor Covered in unused song lyrics And scribbled what ifs about the girl you used to love. For a second the sun hits your eyes and you look Fragile. Sensitive and vulnerable like myself. Drops of rain shoot from the sky and kiss your window sill. I slide my hand toward yours, Stroke the outline of your fingertips Until morning came, and changed your eyes from blue To gray.
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Jan 22, 2014
Jan 22, 2014 at 8:00 PM UTC
Gray
9:57 Vinyl Morrissey on the record player: Window down, Hair riffling in the breeze. Guitar in hand, strumming patterns guaranteed to relax my shoulders. Crinkled papers line the floor Covered in unused song lyrics And scribbled what ifs about the girl you used to love. For a second the sun hits your eyes and you look Fragile. Sensitive and vulnerable like myself. Drops of rain shoot from the sky and kiss your window sill. I slide my hand toward yours, Stroke the outline of your fingertips Until morning came, and changed your eyes from blue To gray.
lily-gabrielle
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Jan 22, 2014
Jan 22, 2014 at 8:00 PM UTC
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