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Before She used to be a few steps away; only just down the stairway She always picked when I dialed 'zero'; always very quick to be my hero She was always by the phone; and always there when it's time to go home She was at arms length, always with her arms stretched; bringing smiles to my face no matter how stressed She was the face I looked forward to see every morning; her laughter brought me to life from deep yawning She made up like no one I've ever met; with lips softer than the feel of velvet Now She is far away from proximity, very far away; her laughter dims in my head as the days pass away Her scent has completely disappeared from my trail; connecting with her comes with multiple fails Her face becomes blurrier by the day; the bright light that once shone is now at bay It seems that once in a blue moon we would only see; I miss her so much this piece doesn't describe the least for her how I feel
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Aug 5, 2015
Aug 5, 2015 at 4:30 AM UTC
Forlorn
Before She used to be a few steps away; only just down the stairway She always picked when I dialed 'zero'; always very quick to be my hero She was always by the phone; and always there when it's time to go home She was at arms length, always with her arms stretched; bringing smiles to my face no matter how stressed She was the face I looked forward to see every morning; her laughter brought me to life from deep yawning She made up like no one I've ever met; with lips softer than the feel of velvet Now She is far away from proximity, very far away; her laughter dims in my head as the days pass away Her scent has completely disappeared from my trail; connecting with her comes with multiple fails Her face becomes blurrier by the day; the bright light that once shone is now at bay It seems that once in a blue moon we would only see; I miss her so much this piece doesn't describe the least for her how I feel
chibuzorobilom
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32/M/Lagos
Aug 5, 2015
Aug 5, 2015 at 4:30 AM UTC
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