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Confetti


I look on the ground

And see you everywhere

You’re scattered all around

The sight will never ware

 

It doesn’t seem too likely

You’d see me as well

And it might be very unlikely

But if so, that’d be swell

 

The color of your eyes

Whenever they’re seen

I recognize

That perfect shade of green

 

I look around again

But all I see this time is confetti in my brain

 

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