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Sweet Summer Regret


Bright hues of orange of golden dandelion of bursting sunrises saturation of all colors saturation of all feelings an explosive concentration of stifling sticky crippling heat sweet summer sweat sweet summer heat sweet summer regret the rain never came to quench my thirst it was more than I wanted it was less than I expected I realize it wasn’t my patience you tested we tested the waters to possibly quench our thirst our sweet summer regret
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