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i was never the origin of

your misery. too busy with

my own; but i'll hold you

when days find their way

down to cold. i'll issue soft

brushes against your skin

if you want reassurance, or

warmth, or just to not feel

so alone nights like tonight. at least, you

ain't alone in that. and i

could keep spilling the same

sentences for fifty long years

now, but i'm not entirely sure

i can make it. without you,

at least.

so, here is where i'd

typically say "but, of course, you'd

never care. never come round.", but

i'm clasping small hope. rings

around the moon. i'm dizzy,

just thinking.

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Written by
tom-mccone
New Zealander
Published
Jul 30, 2014
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Notes

unedited as of yet. also, sigh.

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