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Seventeen what a terrible age to be when you were skipping in between nineteen and twen-ty Soul mate status you became, tattered charm barely onto second names But you spoke and it grasped me something strong too lovelorn and lame we went on- Romanticising the grainy photographs the first date talk the promise of touch from a distant walk Compliments thrown around like greetings and it terrified me all those would-be meetings That rush that turned out too intense and the explosive goodbyes to false pretence But there were no real goodbyes you just left my town so that was the high and this, the comedown
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Aug 14, 2014
Aug 14, 2014 at 8:31 PM UTC
Week one (The comedown)
Seventeen what a terrible age to be when you were skipping in between nineteen and twen-ty Soul mate status you became, tattered charm barely onto second names But you spoke and it grasped me something strong too lovelorn and lame we went on- Romanticising the grainy photographs the first date talk the promise of touch from a distant walk Compliments thrown around like greetings and it terrified me all those would-be meetings That rush that turned out too intense and the explosive goodbyes to false pretence But there were no real goodbyes you just left my town so that was the high and this, the comedown
A bit rushed © Erin Mason 2014
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Aug 14, 2014
Aug 14, 2014 at 8:31 PM UTC
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