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Loneliness

by wolfgirl

All the bright flames In my memory No longer satisfy. I burn and ache With the feeling That those probably weren't real. I doubt I can find someone Whole enough to match me. I want intellect I want grace I want beauty I want sensitivity But most of all I want a love that's real. The absence of you is more painful Than anyone's absence Because in truth You don't exist yet. I gasp and sob And wish you'd just appear And help me focus on something Other than my loneliness.
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May 11, 2014
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