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Drip. Drop.
Drip. Drop.
The Sun is the Clock.
Snowflake Fallen. Snowflake Gone.
Drip. Drop.
The Time is Soon.
The Time is Running Out, The Time is Speeding Out.
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Flee to the north.
Blow away, Run away.
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The Frost is Gone, The Snowflake Melt.
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Also, I wonder how it would sound sung. I have written poems classified under song lyrics (mainly because I named them after a jazz track), but I don't play or sing mine. I tried recording my voice once and ugh it was awful.
its very fun to sing, but also kinda sad. its for a photo illustration i made, also on ti with a shorter version of that poem as an explanation. its a snowflake with a sort of river of water under it, its gorgeous, and it says Beauty Made To Melt.