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A Tale of a Summer Eyed Girl
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Summer Eyes
Luscious, beauteous, chestnut toned
Summer eyes see
Time go by, the wind rustling the leaves, sun baking the pavement
Summer eyes not seeing
The negative, her heart, the world
Summer twirling
Lifting off, taking flight, spiraling in wonder
Summer twirling round
Round and round, here she goes, spinning until she finally loses track
Summer twirling round faster
So fast, that she falls to the ground, staring at the glimmering stars
Summer dancing
In the moon light, across her warm bedroom floor
Summer dancing with
Silent fervor, her eyes becoming lost in the pair of the boy she holds closely
Summer dancing with grace
Slowly telling the tale of her summers past, as she spins slowly in his arms
Summer ends
With a kiss goodbye that was lost to the wind
Summer ends with
A quiet glance and a firm embrace, long-lasting but soon ending
Summer ends with love
Not hate or spite, he will come again she knows, he will come back for her
Luscious, beauteous, chestnut toned
Summer eyes see
Time go by, the wind rustling the leaves, sun baking the pavement
Summer eyes not seeing
The negative, her heart, the world
Summer twirling
Lifting off, taking flight, spiraling in wonder
Summer twirling round
Round and round, here she goes, spinning until she finally loses track
Summer twirling round faster
So fast, that she falls to the ground, staring at the glimmering stars
Summer dancing
In the moon light, across her warm bedroom floor
Summer dancing with
Silent fervor, her eyes becoming lost in the pair of the boy she holds closely
Summer dancing with grace
Slowly telling the tale of her summers past, as she spins slowly in his arms
Summer ends
With a kiss goodbye that was lost to the wind
Summer ends with
A quiet glance and a firm embrace, long-lasting but soon ending
Summer ends with love
Not hate or spite, he will come again she knows, he will come back for her
tell me wat u think
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