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I See the Dandelion Blooming
  Dullness starts to settle in,
  and I think the whole world
  is gray and black
  as I feel life leaving me -
  and I think how ironic
  that I feel like that life
  is leaving me,
  just as spring comes
  and is here.
  I am sitting here,
  waiting for something
  that I don't even know,
  and I am wasting away;
  wanting to wait
  for the daisies to bloom,
  but the heartache
  is still there -
  I still miss you.
  I wait for the daisies
  to bloom,
  but they don't come.
  It isn't the time for them -
  and I wonder,
  was I actually waiting for you,
  all along?
  And was I waiting to see
  if you still wanted to be with me?
  The buildings rise up
  in the air,
  I see that through the window,
  but I am still down
  on the ground.
  I think the world
  is gray and black,
  the skies being white;
  but then I see the color yellow.
  I see dandelions blooming,
  and they are in her hair.
  The dandelions
  are already blooming,
  and they are here.
  Gray and white and black
  are not the only colors
  in my world
  and that I see.

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Am I wanting to not miss you? No, I don't want that. I don't want to not miss you. I just miss you. I just miss you. And I'm scared as I write this, and I don't exactly know why I'm scared.
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