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A sorrow and my words, I remain the same, Alone.... Together before like an opaque Tear under impressions Of time in my time, Thoughts rein in the future Of course without her, We spoke of love While love was written Under the quarter moon And the night peices A masterful passing.... I cannot stay here In your company theoretical, The memorial entombed Into the fibers of every verse, A past sudden, And I remain there, Such a melancholy being, Though u kept me In the moments I remain there in the future Without you, Passionate to the narrowed Views, Enormously grateful for sorrows That weep today's passing, Oh I remain in the moment, You reminded me to be there, Little did I know I would be left behind And I don't love her anymore, I linger perfectly imprisoned And the words bleed, Joyous for the mist in my eyes, Alone with your memory And her name is..... But a few thoughts Scribbled in seclusions.
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Nov 11, 2017
Nov 11, 2017 at 2:40 AM UTC
A Sorrow and My Words
A sorrow and my words, I remain the same, Alone.... Together before like an opaque Tear under impressions Of time in my time, Thoughts rein in the future Of course without her, We spoke of love While love was written Under the quarter moon And the night peices A masterful passing.... I cannot stay here In your company theoretical, The memorial entombed Into the fibers of every verse, A past sudden, And I remain there, Such a melancholy being, Though u kept me In the moments I remain there in the future Without you, Passionate to the narrowed Views, Enormously grateful for sorrows That weep today's passing, Oh I remain in the moment, You reminded me to be there, Little did I know I would be left behind And I don't love her anymore, I linger perfectly imprisoned And the words bleed, Joyous for the mist in my eyes, Alone with your memory And her name is..... But a few thoughts Scribbled in seclusions.
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Nov 11, 2017
Nov 11, 2017 at 2:40 AM UTC
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