Our day

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Synchronic us, silent for many copses gone. Yet never arrive timely at the boulevard. Our story of youth has been diluted with sighs. The roses you planted that old morning are withering. With my dog barking around, another sycamore leaf falls. Yet never arrive at the orient land. The sonnet you held at that sunset is wafting. A falling leaf tells an entire autumn. That road to your soul is winding as that to mine. We are silent for days fleeting.

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