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in my closet, I have a torn jacket two holes in its pocket a rip in its hood, and a broken zipper patches, and stickers stains of liquor from when i drinked so that I wouldn't miss her I haven't thrown it it's precious, for some reason to throw it away would, to my heart, be treason I wore it when we met on that cold autumn night when the freezing wind swept the leaves to our left and right a scene from a movie or a novel, perhaps I look back and I tremble I faint, I collapse my mind goes numb stuck in the memory of that autumn night of fate I gained myself, but I lost myself when I put my jacket in her hands
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Dec 7, 2017
Dec 7, 2017 at 6:35 AM UTC
torn jacket
in my closet, I have a torn jacket two holes in its pocket a rip in its hood, and a broken zipper patches, and stickers stains of liquor from when i drinked so that I wouldn't miss her I haven't thrown it it's precious, for some reason to throw it away would, to my heart, be treason I wore it when we met on that cold autumn night when the freezing wind swept the leaves to our left and right a scene from a movie or a novel, perhaps I look back and I tremble I faint, I collapse my mind goes numb stuck in the memory of that autumn night of fate I gained myself, but I lost myself when I put my jacket in her hands
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Dec 7, 2017
Dec 7, 2017 at 6:35 AM UTC
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