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Should I throw away the umbrella this once? Will

Should I throw away
 the umbrella this once? 
Will you care for my
 tears like they'll taste
 like rain on your 
tongue and will you sway
 to the buzz inside my 
ears from the alcohol like
 it's the tune to
 "When I die alone, I'll be on time"? 

//please read the entire poem in caption//
 There are memories that smell like vintage coffee beans and fade away like like the first rays of the sun on any otherwise, cloudy day. 
There are memories that trace  patterns on their own every time we let them mix with the dried paint on the water colour palette. 
These are memories that are like the silver lining in the huddled up grey of the clouds, but you lose them in no time. 
Because in the time you've looked down at your feet and registered the mud staining them from a shower spell, the night before, you will have lost your silver lining. 
Your silver lining, your laughter stained melody, your misguided tears.. Lost. 


Today, I stood there as the heavy drops of water took away my silver lining from me.
Should I throw away
 the umbrella this once? 
Will you care for my
 tears like they'll taste
 like rain on your 
tongue and will you sway
 to the buzz inside my 
ears from the alcohol like
 it's the tune to
 "When I die alone, I'll be on time"? 

//please read the entire poem in caption//
 There are memories that smell like vintage coffee beans and fade away like like the first rays of the sun on any otherwise, cloudy day. 
There are memories that trace  patterns on their own every time we let them mix with the dried paint on the water colour palette. 
These are memories that are like the silver lining in the huddled up grey of the clouds, but you lose them in no time. 
Because in the time you've looked down at your feet and registered the mud staining them from a shower spell, the night before, you will have lost your silver lining. 
Your silver lining, your laughter stained melody, your misguided tears.. Lost. 


Today, I stood there as the heavy drops of water took away my silver lining from me.