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Created on: July 26, 2011
Rainy mornings and refreshing mists
Crackling fires and early summer’s kiss
Strangers’ smiles and miles of rolling hills...
Among these there’s no one I will miss.
Small town charm, a simple minder’s bliss
River dams where everybody swims
Bluest skies and grass’s gentle hiss
I’ll leave in sadness, with not a soul to miss.
Wildest flame was at one time a spark
Of your deep eyes, the eyes to match the sky
Where my reflection rested.
I often think of them when all the world is dark,
And driven mad by the all-knowing moon
I wish I had the right to miss you.
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