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I watched you drive off through rain stained windows too angry to stop you too shocked to move Since you left nothing's been the same stars we once saw they've all gone dim I haven't seen the sun in weeks the skies permanently gray I saw your sock in my laundry pile I washed it couldn't bare to throw it away The seasons keep changing from warm brown to cold black and I still get your mail sometimes but not your calls I run my fingers against your plastic encased name on the envelopes and hope silently you don't stay gone
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Mar 1, 2016
Mar 1, 2016 at 6:08 PM UTC
I rest my fingers on piano keys and sing.
I watched you drive off through rain stained windows too angry to stop you too shocked to move Since you left nothing's been the same stars we once saw they've all gone dim I haven't seen the sun in weeks the skies permanently gray I saw your sock in my laundry pile I washed it couldn't bare to throw it away The seasons keep changing from warm brown to cold black and I still get your mail sometimes but not your calls I run my fingers against your plastic encased name on the envelopes and hope silently you don't stay gone
cordelia-rilo
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Mar 1, 2016
Mar 1, 2016 at 6:08 PM UTC
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