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Clothes

Pouring something...

like worn clothes,

never reaching that stationary mask.

that we made.

that you wear.

like it was a dare,

you just don't care...

I'm not really torn,

you weren't really rare,

and were never ******* fair.

the thoughts i will sever,

the wounds not so sore.

 

I never really knew we just couldn't last together.

 

and now you've shut your door,

and i can't help but picture myself,

standing here before

when i came to you

and asked you for just

one minute.

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Written by
kelly-conidi
American
Published
Jun 19, 2012
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