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I can't think too much Or I'll become unnumb The space you once kept Has been hollowed by death With each shallow breath I feel more unrest Realizing how similarly You would inhale, each small jolt in your chest The day before you left This earthly plain And moved onto the next My only relief: Now you're at ease Finally free To talk, walk, smile, and breathe Still tears fall As the sound of your voice fades I wish I could call And see your gentle face Until we meet again, I'll keep this special place Full of the memories You helped create What once held my love for you Now holds so much more Hope, memories, and your legacy There I will store.
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Feb 7, 2013
Feb 7, 2013 at 4:00 AM UTC
Death's Hollow
I can't think too much Or I'll become unnumb The space you once kept Has been hollowed by death With each shallow breath I feel more unrest Realizing how similarly You would inhale, each small jolt in your chest The day before you left This earthly plain And moved onto the next My only relief: Now you're at ease Finally free To talk, walk, smile, and breathe Still tears fall As the sound of your voice fades I wish I could call And see your gentle face Until we meet again, I'll keep this special place Full of the memories You helped create What once held my love for you Now holds so much more Hope, memories, and your legacy There I will store.
Rest in peace Aunt Molly
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35/Gender Fluid/American
Feb 7, 2013
Feb 7, 2013 at 4:00 AM UTC
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