I wish it were summer
In 2010
When life wasn't as scary
As 2020
I wish it were summer
So I could remember your eyes
I know they sparkled
Under the sunlight
I wish it were summer
And we were inside
Watching the trees
Drift in the wind
The leaves as they turned
The birds as they'd sing
I wish it were summer
And you were still mine
And though I am yours
I am fragmented time
I wish it were summer
And you remembered me
All that we shared
All that we'd be
In the shadows
In the light
Under the sadness
Over the bright
A heart that was mine
A soul that was yours
Forgotten in the burning stars
Left lonely
Left apart
I wish it were summer
And that you didn't forget
All of the obstacles we could have met
Inside and out
My mind knew your temperament
A mutual understanding
Floating between us
Our bodies demanding
Forbidden to trust
I wish it were summer
And you were mine
I wish it were summer
All the time
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Lilia Peters
Day to day: I work full time and feel like my brain gets sucked out of my eyes from the joys of retail and health care. But a girls gotta make a living.
I love exercise, music, art, reading and WRITING. Fantasy/Horror/Romance are my jam.
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