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The scent of stale cigarettes still linger on my sheets but so does the smell of you. I can't make myself wash them - it's where you used to be; so I cling to them as I would to you. Toss and turn, roll over Too hot Oh, too cold. Come back Come back, let me hold you. I kiss the back of your neck, rest my eyes knowing you're there. But this morning I woke you, no longer by my side. I feel bare. Without you, My bed is bittersweet.
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Apr 28, 2014
Apr 28, 2014 at 11:44 PM UTC
Sheets
The scent of stale cigarettes still linger on my sheets but so does the smell of you. I can't make myself wash them - it's where you used to be; so I cling to them as I would to you. Toss and turn, roll over Too hot Oh, too cold. Come back Come back, let me hold you. I kiss the back of your neck, rest my eyes knowing you're there. But this morning I woke you, no longer by my side. I feel bare. Without you, My bed is bittersweet.
amandamarion
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Apr 28, 2014
Apr 28, 2014 at 11:44 PM UTC
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