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Uncertainty
Your voice was as smooth as the coffee shops best
The way that you felt was revolutionary and serene
It was the taste and the excitement, the way that I could not get a rest
The way we would be headed remains unseen
The taste of you and the sweets melted on my tongue like this bright summers day
The puddle dried up from last nights storm and the kids are out again
But the storm scratched on my window and the branches did a sway
They were dancing, unable to be captured in a frame
I don’t know the weather, and I don’t want to be caught up in another storm
I ask the ones on the screen but I don’t think they can answer
Maybe this can happen, maybe in another form
I hope we can move freely, just like the trees that were dancers
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This was written the night I kissed a boy and was super excited for how things could go but realized that it wasn’t as perfect as it seemed. Eventually, I just became so confused but still had hope for something that maybe could, maybe should, have happened. Lots of Pheobe Bridgers was playing and lots of tears were shed.