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I've always known her on her own; Bereaved by the man whose name I carry with me Before I first carried it home, ******* on my thumb. With no time for waiting on the day to catch up, She's up and gone on tomorrow's adventure. We've often run to her along the trail; To lose her again As she paced up the Burren, or along a country lane in Liscannor until met with a natural place to pause - To fill her lungs with a wistful world, Then to double back for the ones she loves. I've always known her on her own, but never alone.
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Oct 27, 2018
Oct 27, 2018 at 4:59 PM UTC
I've Always Known Her On Her Own
I've always known her on her own; Bereaved by the man whose name I carry with me Before I first carried it home, ******* on my thumb. With no time for waiting on the day to catch up, She's up and gone on tomorrow's adventure. We've often run to her along the trail; To lose her again As she paced up the Burren, or along a country lane in Liscannor until met with a natural place to pause - To fill her lungs with a wistful world, Then to double back for the ones she loves. I've always known her on her own, but never alone.
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Oct 27, 2018
Oct 27, 2018 at 4:59 PM UTC
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