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Childhood Sweethearts

had we met each other when we were older,

i believe we'd spend the rest of our lives

fighting over the radio station

and playing rock, paper, scissors over who does the dishes

instead of wasting our youth loving frantically and

carelessly

before we even knew what we were doing.

 

the word 'unfair' spits in my face.

 

then i think it would be much easier to have those

memories

next to my pillow when i die

then it would be

 

to leave you behind.

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julia-low
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Published
May 5, 2012
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