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Your shadow follows behind you like a prisoner of your past. your eyes have become roses that are slowly dying.. and all of my words cannot help her in these nights, where she hides behind these empty walls. at first light of marriage she was ready to set the world on fire. put now her fortunes are just empty pockets of fate buried deep in her old favorite jeans. too young too stupid, in love or whatever you call it at eighteen years of age. and I send her kisses and quiet whispers, that at twenty-eight she might grow to understand. that at thirty eight my dreams might cover her heart like a blanket. and then she will realize that "yes, I loved her too."
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Sep 16, 2019
Sep 16, 2019 at 4:41 PM UTC
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Your shadow follows behind you like a prisoner of your past. your eyes have become roses that are slowly dying.. and all of my words cannot help her in these nights, where she hides behind these empty walls. at first light of marriage she was ready to set the world on fire. put now her fortunes are just empty pockets of fate buried deep in her old favorite jeans. too young too stupid, in love or whatever you call it at eighteen years of age. and I send her kisses and quiet whispers, that at twenty-eight she might grow to understand. that at thirty eight my dreams might cover her heart like a blanket. and then she will realize that "yes, I loved her too."
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Sep 16, 2019
Sep 16, 2019 at 4:41 PM UTC
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