Settle painfully
In my stomach
(original of course...
I needed the salt fix)
I will reclaim my summer,
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Chips of guilt Settle painfully In my stomach (original of course... I needed the salt fix) just as I needed you [or so I thought at that time] for greater I thought no-one beneath this sun they say that self-deception comes in sounds of betrayal; and lips that give false testimony; and leaves have their time to fall [even cherry blossoms succumb to the storm] and I fell, for you and sacharine words; toxic lies that left a taste of bitter, and darkened the clouds of a sky - -you made me see it only in blue- but passion's heat ran out [before the first raindrops started to fall] alas-you failed to throw me a rope, before I started to drown again; but this time I held my head above water, and I learned to swim on my own; I stand now, and I can walk away from you, and I will bury regret and guilt, and I will stand; for I have captured pride and confidence, in me. I will reclaim my summer, when winter sorrow chills me to the bones; [watch me reach for my own sun, and trust even the shadow of me.] I'll remember the beauty of Dawn. Author notes[I am not sure if this is what you had in mind], if not, feel free to disqualify [no hard feelings] A contest entry
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