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We are the clothes, You hung up to dry, But left out in the dark, Soaked through by rain. We are not forgotten, - just unimportant. Me, seemingly the least. You'll tell her what's wrong, Underlying the burden, And allowing the satisfaction, Of validation to balm, You're careless actions. I don't even get that, You give me nothing but a gap. This vast expanse of emptiness That serves as a constant reminder, Your leaving, And I never mattered. I could call you selfish, -I guess that's what you are, But I'd only regret it, I already miss you.
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Jul 21, 2014
Jul 21, 2014 at 4:58 PM UTC
Void
We are the clothes, You hung up to dry, But left out in the dark, Soaked through by rain. We are not forgotten, - just unimportant. Me, seemingly the least. You'll tell her what's wrong, Underlying the burden, And allowing the satisfaction, Of validation to balm, You're careless actions. I don't even get that, You give me nothing but a gap. This vast expanse of emptiness That serves as a constant reminder, Your leaving, And I never mattered. I could call you selfish, -I guess that's what you are, But I'd only regret it, I already miss you.
Pushingdaisies
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Jul 21, 2014
Jul 21, 2014 at 4:58 PM UTC
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