1. |
Pleasant
04:46
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always sad to leave
every early morning
losing all this sleep
should be more concerning
what are we doing
up every night talking
usually spending
the final hour lingering
i'm too sentimental
but i'll try to keep things natural
i often spiral
in nervous cycles
even though i know
you & i have grown close
more than enough
over the last few months
i'll keep my nights
open for the time
we need to take
for each other's sake
whatever this is
it feels pleasant
this is all surreal
i never thought you'd feel
nearly as many of these
ways we're sharing
i'm learning how to take
to heart the simple things you say
of course i want to stay
and it's cool you feel the same
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2. |
Shifts
05:07
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shifts in seasons
and everything's different
out of sorts with myself
and most relations
feelings changing
with the autumn leaves
still not sure of
what to think
of all your letters,
paintings, and pictures
stacked on top of
my fears of the future
i used to be so
clear and certain
now i can't figure
out what happened
another morning
searching for something
to stay busy
and to keep me moving
losing sleep
constantly dreaming
of where i see me
and who i could be
empty evenings
mindlessly driving
letting everything
weigh heavy on me
in the comfort
and safety of escaping
i have no idea
what i'm doing
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