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I wish you and I would intertwine like a silver-blue thread through the darkness, and unravel ourselves, float like dust, illuminated by the sunlight, so I can't tell me from you. I wish we'd be the small, overlooked tones, making up a melody, that faintly linger on subconsciously. Me and you should be the wind and the willow, and kaleidoscopic convolutions of the sky, of the mind; a bouquet of flowers, shared, with a once-empty park bench, for some lonely souls. Their unseen smiles blossom in return. There's plenty of life, even in a graveyard, There is simply, lots of love between all things.
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Nov 9, 2014
Nov 9, 2014 at 7:05 PM UTC
Bemused by the Moon
I wish you and I would intertwine like a silver-blue thread through the darkness, and unravel ourselves, float like dust, illuminated by the sunlight, so I can't tell me from you. I wish we'd be the small, overlooked tones, making up a melody, that faintly linger on subconsciously. Me and you should be the wind and the willow, and kaleidoscopic convolutions of the sky, of the mind; a bouquet of flowers, shared, with a once-empty park bench, for some lonely souls. Their unseen smiles blossom in return. There's plenty of life, even in a graveyard, There is simply, lots of love between all things.
raina-gravatt
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Nov 9, 2014
Nov 9, 2014 at 7:05 PM UTC
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