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small things


The naked eye can't see the melancholy hidden in blues.
So, how could music entrap the sweet nothings a past lover refused?

 

I hope to make sense of this world.

How can we feel what we can't see?

I’ve been blessed with a past worth living for, a tapestry of time.

 

And a future I haven’t met, like the sun waiting just beyond the horizon

 

-colle

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