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Seasons


Roses are red, violets are blue

Sugar is sweet and so are you,

The spring in your hair,

The curve in your smile

The way that you walk,freezes time.

Every second with you

another one in forever

A little forever longer than never.

When you kiss me

your lips remind me of autumn

pumkin spice latter like Starbucks in November.

When Winter rolls in,

and I'm with you

There's no place better than to be wrapped around you.

To hear your heart beat 

beat african rhythms

Like music in my ears in cold December.

In the winter Roses aren't red 

Violets aren't blue

Bur being with you is like summer in June.

 

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upnorthdavid
This is a beautiful piece that begins with an almost grade school start, yet ends very sweet and grown up!

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