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The Swing Set
By Ariana Sigel
It’s 62 degrees outside
In the middle of February
I watch the two seasons collide
It’s quite extraordinary
The snow melts away
The sun comes in
I just wanna play
And feel the warmth on my skin
Come swing with me
On the old set
Under the oak tree
It’s not broken yet
Whispering secrets in my ear
You push me higher
Away from the fire
To the top of the sky
I don’t want to say goodbye
The flowers greet us
From the ground below
They don’t want us to rush
They want to watch us grow
Spring smells fill our noses
Tomorrow I’m leaving
We glance at the new roses
I can tell you’re grieving
Come swing with me
On the old set
Under the oak tree
It’s not broken yet
Whispering secrets in my ear
You push me higher
Away from the fire
To the top of the sky
I don’t want to say goodbye
It was 62 degrees outside
In the middle of February
I watched us collide
We were quite extraordinary
I will miss the days of our childhood
Playing under the clouds
I think they misunderstood
When we strayed from the crowds
We had dreams and imaginations
We felt shy of expectations
We were blind, we were small
We got older and lost it all
Come swing with me
On the old set
Under the oak tree
It’s not broken yet
Whispering secrets in my ear
You push me higher
Away from the fire
To the top of the sky
I don’t want to say goodbye
You push me higher
Away from the fire
To the top of the sky
I don’t want to say goodbye