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we sat on the grass for a little while and had a chat Loneliness was a catalyst Just sitting under trees drinking heavily from hope that someone out there wanted someone else for company share sympathy some tea, or coffee offering a carafe of nectar from the Gods bagged in brown paper sharing sips of morality taking gulps of mortality Pretending a bed of moss are feathers and beneath our head lay the pleasure of long forgotten comfort that we gave to ourselves at the most We share our simple bed with an unlikely ghost And upon a day when the Sun decided to gild skin with a kiss of luminescence we guessed that just sitting here was no fun so under The Sun you promised to come back to go play on the swings to push me higher than the Earth you promised me wings and I got excited well how 'bout that I had a promise from someone who I knew (not at all) no takesy back... but Sunday at the park when all the families went home I sat still on a swing oxymoronically alone
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Feb 3, 2014
Feb 3, 2014 at 6:41 AM UTC
Sunday afternoon at the swings
we sat on the grass for a little while and had a chat Loneliness was a catalyst Just sitting under trees drinking heavily from hope that someone out there wanted someone else for company share sympathy some tea, or coffee offering a carafe of nectar from the Gods bagged in brown paper sharing sips of morality taking gulps of mortality Pretending a bed of moss are feathers and beneath our head lay the pleasure of long forgotten comfort that we gave to ourselves at the most We share our simple bed with an unlikely ghost And upon a day when the Sun decided to gild skin with a kiss of luminescence we guessed that just sitting here was no fun so under The Sun you promised to come back to go play on the swings to push me higher than the Earth you promised me wings and I got excited well how 'bout that I had a promise from someone who I knew (not at all) no takesy back... but Sunday at the park when all the families went home I sat still on a swing oxymoronically alone
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Feb 3, 2014
Feb 3, 2014 at 6:41 AM UTC
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