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The soft grains covered our feet in a sandy embrace While the water lapped at our feet. To get to the shores edge it used to be a race But now it’s a leisure hand-in-hand walk from our street. We watched the blue dusk turn soft orange as the sun set The waves crashed violently against the shore As the sand and salt water collided and met. All we wanted was happiness or maybe something more But you grew restless And threw your sandals to the sand I knew what you were doing wasn’t aimless As you bent over to write our names by hand Grouped them in a circle and made a simple plea That the ocean would slowly take our names out to sea
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 1:20 AM UTC
The Summer Set
The soft grains covered our feet in a sandy embrace While the water lapped at our feet. To get to the shores edge it used to be a race But now it’s a leisure hand-in-hand walk from our street. We watched the blue dusk turn soft orange as the sun set The waves crashed violently against the shore As the sand and salt water collided and met. All we wanted was happiness or maybe something more But you grew restless And threw your sandals to the sand I knew what you were doing wasn’t aimless As you bent over to write our names by hand Grouped them in a circle and made a simple plea That the ocean would slowly take our names out to sea
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 1:20 AM UTC
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