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Never Coming Home

The leaves of the trees

Shrivelled and dead

The sound of your voice

Echoes in my head

 

Cold September morning

Sepia toned city

Another sweet whisper

Self-inflicted pity

 

I cry myself to sleep

Mausoleum doors swing

Erase this memory

The pain, deeply it stings

 

Face down in the dirt

Feeling so alone

All I feel is silence

I’m never coming home

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Written by
shanna-howse
Canadian
Published
Jul 21, 2010
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