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Cold


You were the sunset on the last day of summer; I never wanted you to be over but now that you're gone it's awfully dark and much too cold. Did the birds of spring ever return? I don't know and without you here I don't even care if the flowers grow It won't be winter forever but I think I'll always feel this cold.
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