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seasons


I'm sure your embrace is like the

swaying lillies in the wind

I imagine your kiss as light

as the dew on the grass

as the sun is rising

I picture us fall harder

than the rains of april

Our love as fragile as the

first flakes of winter

But I never had the chance

This winter was long and cold

and this winter never became spring.

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