Sunglasses on his face
A pen in his mouth,
He smirks and starts writing
Grass, shaking in the coolness
Glowing softly in the sunset
It is damp and itchy on my skin
The mountains act as a gateway to the valley
I watch them rise up and cover the sun
Then feel several sorts of sadness
Faint voices echo on the wind,
I listen for their secrets escaping
But can't comprehend the words
I watch when she laughs loudly and
Notice the contradiction in her eyes,
Thinking she's so surreal
I wish I could just forget all of this
It's not how I would like it to be
It is like settling for less than perfection
But I scream at the mountain so mighty
So forgetful at the same time
It doesn't know what I shriek in my head
And That the mosquito inhaling from my arm
Could only fathom where that blood has been,
It's been around like that Hilton in Paris
Jet black crows challenge the azure heights,
They tease as they leave me behind, here, lonesome
What do you call a convocation of crows?
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I liked the part about the mountains rising up to cover the sun. Then feeling several sorts of sadness. I also liked that you kept the part about the misquito not knowing where that blood has been.
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