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Nov 2014
There was more that I never got to say.

The dance where you were jealous - well
So was I
And in the dim light of a middle school cafeteria, I wished vehemently that I
Was yours.

I'm never surprised, anymore; I even
Welcome the silence,
And the solace it brings.
Though I dreamed of a spiderweb of bruises
trickling like a drizzle down your neck
turn pale to purple in an instant --
It wasn't you I craved; it was your
Forgiveness.
But oh I loved you far more than the stars; and hated you at least half as much as I hated myself.
rook
Written by
rook  Winston - Salem
(Winston - Salem)   
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   Devon Webb and GracefulWords
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