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Blue Lace

Through the sky,
The stars
You'll love, you'll hate
Maybe you'll replace
Any mistakes
Were made for reason
Thin ice melts 
Maybe my heart gets a bit warmer,
Stronger
Less loathing 
More stunning
Run on the side
And you drive by
In fridged winter nights
Do you think of me 
That's answered
Want to lay in sun rayed grass 
Bathe in the love 
Try to forgive myself 
Get back to myself 
For every thing I did right and wrong
Perceptions got skewed
Blue lace and white cotton
Remembering the happiness 
By turquoise lakeside 
Where I drive to, doesn't matter
Cause it's an ever looping memory
I dare to understand

Copyright © Mia Blair | Year Posted 2018

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