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Adrift Bereft I'm shipwrecked without you Broken and foundering Can't let go I won't let go What remains is more Than a keepsake It's a lifetime together Treasures that sparkle Like the sunbeams At noontide Where children and dreams Befriended Splash and play The boat to shore is slipping From its mooring and I'm But one grasp away from losing it I must first breathe Then summon a strength To sail on Such departure is agony An anguish rending My heart in two I can give nothing but words You can no longer hear A touch you cannot feel But I offer them Without reserve A declaration of love A betiding of elegies that somehow Must suffice as Our ill-timed parting A remnant of us An ember of this love Will burn Like flares And light up the sky Into the unknown For now I must go My pilgrimage for shore In pieces and alone Remembering I've only Lost you to your rest Until a morning awakening Oh, what solace Adieu, my love Sleep well
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Oct 22, 2019
Oct 22, 2019 at 2:23 PM UTC
Adieu
Adrift Bereft I'm shipwrecked without you Broken and foundering Can't let go I won't let go What remains is more Than a keepsake It's a lifetime together Treasures that sparkle Like the sunbeams At noontide Where children and dreams Befriended Splash and play The boat to shore is slipping From its mooring and I'm But one grasp away from losing it I must first breathe Then summon a strength To sail on Such departure is agony An anguish rending My heart in two I can give nothing but words You can no longer hear A touch you cannot feel But I offer them Without reserve A declaration of love A betiding of elegies that somehow Must suffice as Our ill-timed parting A remnant of us An ember of this love Will burn Like flares And light up the sky Into the unknown For now I must go My pilgrimage for shore In pieces and alone Remembering I've only Lost you to your rest Until a morning awakening Oh, what solace Adieu, my love Sleep well
Carlo-C-Gomez
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56/M/The Exclusion Zone
Oct 22, 2019
Oct 22, 2019 at 2:23 PM UTC
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