We lie under the grass
in the yellow-orange shade of the sun.
You pull me closer and sing me songs.
I smile, knowing it's just another afternoon
before standing up and moving on.
I know, it's just another day and the last one
with you before removing dirt from our pajamas
and walking home in the cold.
The seconds drag slowly,
like a slow-dancing couple.
The colors change rapidly
as we close our eyes and lay
for a few more seconds.
We don't want the spell to stop working;
we want to be entrapped in it forever.
And forever always means maybe it's going to end soon—
like the baby-pink fairytales
swimming in the lily-white clouds.
I wish this is our last best thing to drown.
Meaning, maybe never again.
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A/N: A happy afternoon, isn't it? Vote, please, for them to be together forever...
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