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Marium Quaunine Aug 2013
We die.
We all die.
We die with fingerprints on our souls,
and our mouth filled with tastes which we have swallowed,
we die with the textures our hands have felt,
and with the beauty our eyes have seen,
we die with the melodies we have heard stuck inside our ears,
and with the stories our scars tell,
we die with fragrances embedded in our lungs,
and some with cigarette stains on their lips,
we die with all the love we have been given,
and the hate we try so hard to forget.
We die with memories,
but they do not get buried with us.
We die.
Leaving people, things, places,
and unresolved feelings
Behind.
We die.
Unable to ever exist in,
*anything but memories.
Marium Quaunine Aug 2013
Shattered tiny fragments,

carelessly splattered on a cold wooden floor,

blood stained,

by strangers who once cared,

swept away,

by ignorance and betrayal.

So the once crystal glass,

which appeased your yearning thirst,

now lays in the corner underneath your table.

It wasn’t long ago you had discovered its ancient cracks,

and unable to fix them you let it slip away.

Once whole,

now broken.

I am of no use to you.

— The End —