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Absence does something to the heart, and while you were gone, I balanced its workings against my forgetfulness, lest the soft drumming memories in my burdened chest be drilled away as angry metal to concrete, replete with the chiseling of your exit. Absence does something to the heart, and while you were gone, its hold would conjure the best days against the soft rays of sparkling hindsight, melting away the stony corridor lining the path between yesterday’s reminiscent smile and today’s familiar hurt. Absence fondled my aching heart while you were gone, making a home in its chambers, settling, cleaning, applying time to bandage the tissue needing healing, and the something it did for me, made me fonder of the freedom you threw at my feet once you were gone.
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Jan 6, 2012
Jan 6, 2012 at 12:20 AM UTC
Fonder
Absence does something to the heart, and while you were gone, I balanced its workings against my forgetfulness, lest the soft drumming memories in my burdened chest be drilled away as angry metal to concrete, replete with the chiseling of your exit. Absence does something to the heart, and while you were gone, its hold would conjure the best days against the soft rays of sparkling hindsight, melting away the stony corridor lining the path between yesterday’s reminiscent smile and today’s familiar hurt. Absence fondled my aching heart while you were gone, making a home in its chambers, settling, cleaning, applying time to bandage the tissue needing healing, and the something it did for me, made me fonder of the freedom you threw at my feet once you were gone.
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Jan 6, 2012
Jan 6, 2012 at 12:20 AM UTC
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